Features (Page 69)
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Free hearing aids for those in need
People with hearing disabilities and low incomes received free hearing aids today as part of the “Help America Hear” program organized by the Foundation for Sight and Sound.
Arts•Features
Korean pop star Psy gives his first ‘American style’ performance
Psy has succeeded where many of his South Korean predecessors have failed: piercing the U.S. market.
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South Bronx Charter School surprises kindergartners with gift bags
Two-thirds of the students are in the child welfare or foster care system, while the rest come from the South Bronx community.
Audio•Features
Female comedians face unique challenges
"Making it big" can be challenging for any comedian. But many women say they have it tougher than their male counterparts.
Features•Video
Dog running is big business in New York City
Some dog owners in NYC are turning to dog runners to give their pups exercise.
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One year later, military family still mourns fallen son
A year after Johnny Kihm died in Afghanistan, his family is still coming to terms with his passing.
Features•Special Reports
GOP Primary: War on women
On Primary Day, a panel of feminists discuss women's issues.
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Combating cancer in the LGBT community
Cristina Muldow has had breast cancer twice. She’s had two mastectomies, a round of chemotherapy and reconstruction surgeries. As a […]
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Vagabond eatery in Venice Beach
Alma Food and Wine, hops from location to location, cooking out of storefront kitchens around Venice Beach, Calif.
Features•Slideshows
City poet hits hard times
Donald Green, “A New York Times Published Poet" sells his work for $1 in a dank subway corridor. He is still searching for literary fame.