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Extra, Extra: Hurricane Irene Delays NYU And Columbia Freshman Move-Ins
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Extra, Extra: Hurricane Irene Delays NYU And Columbia Freshman Move-Ins


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Published Aug 25, 2011

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  • Both NYU and Columbia announced that they have postponed their planned freshman move-ins this Sunday, because of Hurricane Irene.
  • Three Queens blocks, from 83rd Street to 86th Street in Jackson Heights, are the most diverse plot of land in the city.
  • With his new memoir on the way, get ready to see a lot more of Dick Cheney.
  • A judge says that the public should have access to public school teacher evaluations.
  • Actress Rose McGowan was once in a cult that prepared for the second coming of Jesus.
  • According to a new book, the founder of Ikea allegedly actively recruited Swedes to take up the Nazi cause.
  • A Chinatown vendor was arrested for selling an obviously fake cardboard purse that's used in Chinese funeral ceremonies.
  • ABC has banned the commercial trailer for the new film Our Idiot Brother, even though it stars the always-affable Paul Rudd.
  • A loose-lipped drug dealer lost out on a bid to get his conviction overturned because he yakked too much on a jailhouse phone.
  • Wait...do tweets outrun earthquakes?
  • Aww, this 94-year-old man has lived in Stuy Town since 1949, when his first rent was $75 a month.
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