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Hipster Cop Retires. The Nickname Still Applies.

Hipster Cop Retires. The Nickname Still Applies. Detective Rick Lee, who became known as the Hipster Cop during the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011, is taking his style with him into retirement. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

Bookshelf: The Forgotten Legacy of Herbert Lehman

Bookshelf: The Forgotten Legacy of Herbert Lehman A new book aims to correct the record on Mr. Lehman, a New York Democrat who served as governor and then senator during the mid-20th century. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

In a City That Walks, Choosing Amputation for a More Active Life

In a City That Walks, Choosing Amputation for a More Active Life Prosthetic limbs are an increasingly common sight in New York. But what sets Adam Taylor’s situation apart from most is that he elected to have his right leg…

Sharing Their Visions, Two Filmmakers Find Love

Sharing Their Visions, Two Filmmakers Find Love Their rapport was so easy on their first date, he thought they would shut down the bar. But she was tired, and told him so, and went home. {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times

F.Y.I.: Why Some Fire Engines Have 2 Drivers at the Wheel

F.Y.I.: Why Some Fire Engines Have 2 Drivers at the Wheel The F.Y.I. column explores the issue of trucks in which a firefighter at the back steers the rear, as well as the evolution of the Harlem Hit Parade. {$excerpt:n}…

Big City: Shia LaBeouf and the Pitfalls of Celebrity Activism

Big City: Shia LaBeouf and the Pitfalls of Celebrity Activism When the president is the product of celebrity culture, what is the value of the movie star who denounces him while accepting an Oscar? {$excerpt:n} Source: New York Times