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

Washington Square News

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

Washington Square News

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Million Hoodies Candlelight Vigil brings attention to racism

February 27, 2013
Demonstrators gather in New York City to honor Trayvon Martin and to shed light on racial issues.
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NYPD inspects Lower East Side bars

February 25, 2013
The New York Police Department began checking bars on the Lower East Side to see if the establishments were abiding by the city's laws and codes.
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Madison Square Garden permit denied, possible relocation

February 21, 2013
Madison Square Garden’s permit denial might result in the relocation of the venue.
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Mayor Bloomberg pushes major food companies to reduce sodium

February 20, 2013
Major companies are reducing the amount of salt in their foods, voluntarily complying with a Bloomberg initiative.
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Styrofoam ban proposal could affect local businesses

February 19, 2013
Mayor Bloomberg's decision to ban the use of styrofoam packaging could have many negative repercussions.
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Environmental activists rally to block Keystone plan

February 19, 2013
Members of the NYU community joined a march of 40,000 in Washington D.C. in railing against the Keystone XL pipeline plan.
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Washington Square Park flash mob raises awareness about domestic violence

February 14, 2013
A V-day flash mob in Washington Square Park spotlights the fight against violence toward women and girls.
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Bloomberg releases controversial budget proposal

February 11, 2013
Mayor Bloomberg released his final budget proposal to mixed reactions from pundits.
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New York City Animal Care & Control Department to launch adoption center

February 11, 2013
As part of an initiative to help local animals find homes, the New York City Animal Care & Control Department plans to open a city-funded, public adoption center.
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Teacher evaluation stalemate continues despite rising stakes

February 6, 2013
The New York City loses millions as a result of teacher evaluation dissension.
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No 7-Eleven group spreads awareness about neighborhood bodegas

February 5, 2013
The proliferation of 7-Eleven shops in the East Village has prompted an angry response from residents.
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NYU professors remember former Mayor Edward Koch

February 3, 2013
Passing away at 88 years-old, former New York City mayor Edward Koch is remembered for his triumphs and tribulations.