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Admin Acknowledges Two-Day Buffer Period Past 14-Day Testing Policy

SCANNING IN — Kayla Dantz, a second-year Fashion Design student at Parsons School of Design, scans her ID card to enter the University Center at The New School. The university’s COVID-19 testing procedures have left her nervous about unjustly being locked out of campus buildings. “There have been a lot of instances where students in my class have gotten tested in time or have gotten false positives and they haven’t been able to get onto campus and then they haven’t been able to even Zoom into class so they miss the entire class,” Dantz said. Photo by Alexandra Nava-Baltimore

Vaccinated individuals can access campus buildings up to 16 days past the date of their last COVID-19 test, a COVID-19 coordinator confirmed Friday. In an interview with The…

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Thousands to March from Washington Square Park to Union Square Park Saturday in Nationwide Call for Reproductive Rights

Art by Chelsea Sarabia. Photos by Luigi Morris

Thousands of New Yorkers are expected to participate in a march for reproductive rights on Saturday, Oct. 2, at 2 p.m. as part of a nationwide campaign hosted…

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13 Episodes of ‘The Sopranos’ to Get You Ready for ‘The Many Saints of Newark’ Premiere

Creator David Chase with “Sopranos” cast members at the 2000 Golden Globes Photo: Everett Collection

When “The Sopranos” premiered in 1999, I don’t think anyone was prepared for the impact the show would carry throughout its eight-year, six-season run. Together with an, at…

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