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Columbia News Service
Education
Rap now preps students for the SATs
By Sara Blask
A new rap album is fusing SAT vocabulary words with rap-style lyrics set to catchy music. The group, Flocabulary, aims to help college-bound students strengthen their vocabulary ahead of the May and June SAT tests.
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NYC 24
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Central Park, core of the Big Apple
At the heart of Manhattan lies a rectangle of land, water and urban playground. Central Park –cultural hub, man-made marvel and core of the Big Apple—stretches 51 city blocks in length and occupies six percent of Manhattan’s total acreage.
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Columbia News Tonight
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Community
Nets Arena
Residents Are Not Cheering for a New Home Team.
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Reporter: Stacey Samuel
Producer: Ted Latiak
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Six dancers please Mistress Lola in a fetish party at Delancey Lounge on Delancey Street on Sunday, February 13, 2005. For Lola, being a dominatrix is more than a job. It is a lifestyle.
(Photo/Samir S. Patel)
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Kids of all ages flocked to the American Museum of Natural History during the New York City public schools' spring break. (Photo/Kay Grennan)
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Listen to Radio 116
A Columbia University art historian says one of the most famous antiquities, the “Laocoon” statue, is really a forgery by Michelangelo. She says she has the evidence to prove it. For art historians, this may be the ultimate whodunit.
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