November 2011
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Last day of Spring 2012 registration week! Make... →
Nov 18th
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NYCEDC: NYCEDC's Entrepreneur at Large: "New York... →
nycedc: NYCEDC’s new Entrepreneur at Large Steve Rosenbaum talks about why New York City is the ideal place for tech startups: New York startups, this is our time. New York is ready to be the center of the technology universe. In the past three years we’ve grown an active and fast moving seed-stage…
Nov 18th
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Test Your Farm Knowledge →
National Farm-City week begins today, connecting city people to the source of their food. Test your farm knowledge. via usagov
Nov 18th
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Nov 15th
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It's that time of year again! It's Registration... →
Have you looked at NYU Wagner Undergraduate Courses?
Nov 15th
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Nov 11th
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“The students, she said, want to be seen as partners of the institution, not...”
– from “A Global Shift in How Students See Themselves,” Chronicle of Higher Education
Nov 11th
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15 Things You Need To Know About College Students
academixdirect: Be proactive in knowing your students and the trends surrounding higher education. Check out these amazing statistics about college and the students  http://bit.ly/vkW4XO
Nov 11th
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Nov 11th
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Registration is only a week away! Have you looked... →
Nov 11th
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Start Some Good: The Blog: This Week in Social... →
startsomegood: In our “This Week in Social Entrepreneurship” series, each Friday we will feature the top stories in Social Entrepreneurship for the week that we find to be noteworthy, novel, and thought-provoking. What are your favorite stories this week in Social Entrepreneurship? Let’s start a discussion!
Nov 11th
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Nov 8th
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Hey NYU Undergrads! Are you going to be in NYC for... →
January term courses include The Politics of Minority Rights
Nov 8th
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Once upon a time, there was this tweet....
bitshare: Twitter is introducing a new series called Twitter Stories. The purpose is to highlight people that have been impacted by Twitter and in some cases, by a single tweet. It also shows the power of Twitter and how fast information can move on the network and across the world. For example, in 30 seconds, tweets went from DC to Oklahoma during the DC earthquake in August. Read More
Nov 2nd
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Nov 2nd
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Nov 2nd
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@innovations | Washington Post on news innovation:... →
washingtonpostinnovations: The Washington Post’s new Primary Tracker, created by Kat Downs, Ted Mellnik and Karen Yourish of The Post’s Graphics Department, is a one-stop shop for keeping up with the race for the Republican presidential nomination. The interactive graphic features the newly-finalized primary…
Nov 2nd
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Got a question for Mayor Bloomberg? #AskMike on... →
Nov 2nd
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Hands down one of the best courses I took during...
Check out the Politics of Public Policy: City, Nation, Globe taught by Rogan Kersh, professor of public policy and associate dean of academic affairs.
Nov 2nd
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Registration is only around the corner! Have you... →
Nov 1st
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NYCEDC: Mayor Bloomberg: "More entrepreneurs are... →
nycedc: On Sunday, Mayor Bloomberg said the following during his weekly radio address on 1010 WINS News Radio: To put more New Yorkers to work and to keep our economic recovery on track, we’re investing in growing industries that have a bright future in our city - like food manufacturing. Even…
Nov 1st
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Google: Government Requests for Online Data Spike →
futurejournalismproject: Every six months, Google releases a Transparency Report to show how many government requests it receives to take down content or provide information about its users. Google complies in a majority of cases, but not all. For example, the company writes that it refused a law enforcement agency request to remove a YouTube video showing police brutality. Via NextGov: ...
Nov 1st
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WatchWatch
John Billings, NYU Wagner Associate Professor of Health Policy and Public Service, receiving the Lewis and Jack Rudin New York Prize for Medicine and Health at the New York Academy of Medicine.
Nov 1st
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Nov 1st
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