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Biography of Congressman Anthony D. Weiner, New York's 9th District
Weiner was elected to Congress in 1999, taking the seat vacated by Schumer when he was elected to the Senate. As a Democratic Whip, Weiner is a leading spokesman for Democrats across the nation. New York Magazine has called him "an ascendant force in New York politics", ... [Read More]
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Millennial Housing Commission—Hearings: New York City
Brad serves on the boards of directors of Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice, the NYC Organizing Support Center, and Grassroots Leadership (in Charlotte, NC). He is also an adjunct professor of City and Regional Planning at the Pratt Institute. Brad was awarded Brick Award for Community Leadership from “Do Something” in 1999, and New York Magazine’s New York Award for Public Service in 2000. ... In November 1999, Crain’s New York Business named Karen as one of the 100 Most Influential Business Leaders in NYC. She was also honored last spring by the New York Women’s Foundation and as a Distinguished Alumni of Harvard University GSU Landscape Architecture Department and UGA School of Environmental Design. A Fellow in the American Society of Landscape Architects, she is on their Editorial/Publishing Advisory Committee of Landscape Architecture Magazine . Karen is a Vice President of the Parks Council, a board member of the Manhattan Council of Boy Scouts of America, a trustee of the New York State Preservation League, board member of the Association of Real Estate Women Charitable Trust, and serves on the Chase Manhattan Bank Community Advisory Board. ... [Read More]
NLS Reference Circular: Magazine Program (2003)
This document lists all magazines produced or distributed by the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS), Library of Congress, for its free reading program. These magazines are available at no charge through cooperating libraries to persons who are unable to read or handle conventional print materials because of visual or physical impairment. To be eligible, a person must be a resident of the United States or an American citizen living abroad. ... [Read More]
The New York Times: A Chronology 1851-2001
NOTE : In the October 20, 1977 issue of Rolling Stone magazine, Carl Bernstein disclosed Times' reporter Cy Sulzburger in his early years as a foreign correspondent, cooperated with the CIA by sharing information on certain sources in order to gain access to classified material. In fact, one memo shows Sulzburger was regarded as an ``active asset by the agency''; even The Times itself, according to the magazine article, provided a cover for 10 CIA operatives from 1950 to 1966. The story further claimed the publisher of the paper at the time, Arthur Hays Sulzburger , the uncle of Cy Sulzburger, had signed a ``nondisclosure'' statement with the agency, which was an agreement not to reveal the source of their information. The Times denied the allegations. A libel suit was never brought against Bernstein or the magazine. ... [Read More]
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