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Get it together, NYC cops. (Again.) In other news, one more excuse not to hit up Times Square. (New York Times). “Vertically challenged:” this is probably the best/worst reason we’ve ever seen for not riding a Citi bike. Those damn tall-biased bike planners (Gothamist). DON’T WORRY: it looks like Justin Bieber’s obnoxious Instagram was probably […]

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Our second library room review concerns itself with not so much a room as an institution, a concept, a structure: those blocks under some Butler desks; or, a godsend to the vertically challenged population.  As a person significantly beneath the national height average, finding a space to study during finals is both easier and more […]

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