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Our last visit to the BHS is one I will not forget. We learned about a guy from Brooklyn named Gabriel Furman. Gabriel spent a lot of time writing about his discoveries in Brooklyn. My group and I read a … Continue reading →

Last Thursday marked the two month anniversary of the occupy wall street protests. many protesters took to the streets and marched through Broadway to Foley Square. theyre chants and raves were derived from many a college student as well as … Continue reading →

Occupying Campus Space Difference between Zuccotti Park before and after: clusters — lost something really big. Mood different. People sitting alone. Library/Information gone Removal of Protestors from Zuccotti Park: Analysis of video: Music: Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York” – … Continue reading →

Source One: http://www.versobooks.com/blogs/728 This first article is taken from a blog site, the author being an Australian write/scholar named McKenzie Wark. The article takes a biased “left” tone including negative remarks about our current political system such as “It may sound … Continue reading →

Sorry for the late post, my internet was down at the dorm but is now working again. After the speech that we listened to in class last week, the Wall Street protest has been consistently on my mind. Ive been … Continue reading →

The Occupy Wallstreet protest has gone massive in the media. Everyone and their children has an opinion on it. It takes tedious work to find someone who is reliable when everyone claims to know what they’re saying. This is also … Continue reading →

Today the Occupy Wall street protestors have been moved out of Zucccotti Park by the Mayor Order. Around 1pm the police department warned the protestor about the cleaning of the park, by 3pm the protestors had to pack there tents … Continue reading →

I agree with the occupation of wall street all the way. The reason i do agree with this occupation is because i have a strong hate for our government. The reason i feel like that towards our leaders is because … Continue reading →

Up until recently, I did not understand nor care about the banking crisis. I was uneducated but now I have realized that it is part of what our generation will inherit. Mortgages were given out so freely because the companies … Continue reading →

During our last visit to the Brooklyn Historical Society i looked at maps that were intended to advertise these residences. maps that showed several city blocks with hundreds of units, these row house unit divisions where also accompanied with text … Continue reading →