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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

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New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

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Fitness Finds: City biking

October 7, 2013
One of the best ways to enjoy the cool autumn weather is to cruise through it on two wheels, especially with the city's CitiBike system.
File photo by Kelly Schott

NYU Langone additions to be completed by end of 2017

October 7, 2013
Several new developments at NYU Langone will be completed by 2018.
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Student Health Center receives JedCampus seal of distinction

October 7, 2013
NYU was one of 30 universities to receive a seal of distinction from Jed, a nonprofit organization.
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Tisch alum kickstarts career with solo album

October 7, 2013
When asked if he would rather master all the languages of the world or master every single musical instrument, Jay Stolar, a graduate of the Tisch School of the Arts in 2005, chose the latter.
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What’s in your bag: Amy Seidel

October 7, 2013
Tisch sophomore Amy Seidel is now on her third bag in one year, as each one breaks because of her rigorous course schedule and the amount of items she carries on a daily basis.
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Weekend Wrap-up: Oct. 7

October 7, 2013
Check out the wrap-up of men's golf and men's and women's soccer.
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James Spader of ‘Blacklist’ talks villains, dark roles

October 7, 2013
Over the years, James Spader has established himself as a skilled actor, able to sink into many eccentric roles. Now, Spader is taking on the role of a villain.
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Surfer Blood extends summertime at Bowery Ballroom

October 7, 2013
Surfer Blood left the show, and, in their wake, an audience dreaming of an endless summer.
Christie can afford to digress from constituents on gay marriage

Christie can afford to digress from constituents on gay marriage

Christina Coleburn, Contributing Columnist October 7, 2013
Gov. Chris Christie should not expend political capital for a potential Republican nomination in 2016 fighting gay marriage.
U.S. prison practice of solitary confinement is torture

U.S. prison practice of solitary confinement is torture

October 7, 2013
In the wake of the death of Herman Wallace, the WSN Editorial Board makes the case that the US prison system's practice of isolation violates basic human rights and constitutes torture.
White House must continue diplomatic talks with Iran

White House must continue diplomatic talks with Iran

October 7, 2013
With Iran entering a political transition, the White House must begin lifting economic sanctions against Iran and continue diplomatic talks.
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Artist Chris Burden’s Extreme Measures at the New Museum

October 7, 2013
The New Museum's current art exhibit is by Chris Burden, know for original and interesting visual arts and works. He has been on the scene since the 70s.