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- From the Gothamist Newsmap: a school stabbing on Graham Ave in Brooklyn, a pedestrian struck on 42nd and 8th in Manhattan and a hazmat on Chambers St in Manhattan.
- The Times looks at the blue wall of silence when cops show their support with a presence outside court rooms that sometimes proves intense.
- Remember that precious story about the Upper West Side 12-year-old who went to a restaurant by himself, wrote about it in his diary, then mysteriously got a profile in the NY Times? It'll be a movie.
- At a Democratic Conference, Assembly Leader Sheldon Silver pulled a move that whiffs of sitcom kid who gets teased at school for being a nerd. "Oh you think I'm a nerd? Well how many nerds are friends with Tina Fey here, huh?"
- Add another $30k onto the RNC's fashion receipt for former VP nominee Sarah Palin.
- New York Post guerrilla journalist Justin "Rocket" Silverman got lots of laughs when he went to the ESPN Zone in a Giants jersey with Plaxico Burress's hospital alias on it. But it didn't really fly in the hospital that's now in hot water because of the incident.
- Brooklyn band The Vivian Girls hate your co-workers, especially the ones you go to T.G.I. Friday's with, and pretty much everything and everyone else that isn't in the bathtub with them.
- The awards season has begun: the National Board of Review named Slumdog Millionaire their movie of the year.
- And a 13-year-old in Florida was arrested for disrupting class after possibly overloading on the musical fruit.
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More on the school stabbing?
Thanks for picking up the pic!
Read the phony jersey story. I know the Post readership aren't scholars, but the quality of the writing is a joke. That read like my 12-year old son wrote it for a school assignment he hated. Do they pay for writing like that?
@ #3, you need a clever nickname like Justin "Douchenozzle" Silverman to get a gig at a prestigious newspaper like the post. It isn't just your writing skills.
I thought that did make the whole thing even more tragic. It's as if he's self-aware enough to know he's a never-was, so he puffs it up a bit by providing himself with a nickname. What, Justin, did you play D-1 and your teammates gave you the name "Rocket?" I think not. Maybe you played JV for Polk High and your mom thought it was a cute name.