Monthly Archives: November 2010

Slideshow: Selling Individuality in New York City

Posted on November 16, 2010 by Lily Rothman

The One of a Kind Show, opening last Thursday and continuing over two weekends, is a different kind of gift fair: unlike the wares at the Grand Central or Union Square holiday markets, these goods are all—as one might guess—unique. Continue reading →

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In New York, Few People Report Sexual Harassment in The Subway

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Jose Bayona

“Not limited to the NYC subway system”… that is at least one conclusion we can draw so far from this survey (not that we couldn’t have guessed that before). Continue reading →

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Survey reveals anger at private boarding school pants style.

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Orlando Rodriguez

Saggy Pants, originally a private boarding school style inspired by economist Adam Smith to raise underwear sales, has invoked the anger of many inner city parents as the trend has spawned imitators from Newark to Los Angeles. 57% of those … Continue reading →

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Most Have Witnessed PDA and Many Have Participated According to Recent Survey

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Amy Stretten

The survey results are finally in! Continue reading →

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Fast Walkers Walk Fast Because They Must

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Yudith Ho

The survey results are in but answers are still at large. As of November 12, slow walkers are still underrepresented in the survey, making up only two of the 14 responses. This raises the question of whether there are simply … Continue reading →

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Survey Said: People Find Food Laws Palatable!

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Patrick Wall

The long-awaited results of our New York City food laws survey. Continue reading →

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Mothers in Law: Familial Pest Results

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Jennifer Hamblett

Regardless of the endless jokes and overcooked vegetables, it seems the myth of mothers in law as a matriarchal dragon may be just that, a myth! As the results of the survey come in the vast majority of participants have … Continue reading →

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Babies In NYC Bars? The Results

Posted on November 14, 2010 by Susan Rohwer

The results are in: 25 people responded to the “babies in bars” conundrum starting October 16. And from the looks of it, 16 respondents didn’t seem to care if parents brought their kids into a bar.  That’s far more than … Continue reading →

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Bedbug Survey Results

Posted on November 12, 2010 by Alissa Ambrose

The bedbug results are in.
As of November 12th, only 2 of the 19 survey responders actually had a bedbug infestation in their own homes. Both of them were in Brooklyn and both were in the past 6 months.
About 3/4 of the those who did not have bugs themselves, knew someone who has and 40% say that this has affected the way they socialize with them.
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Prospect Park West bike lane survey results

Posted on November 12, 2010 by Patrick Clark

A month ago, I asked New Yorkers what they thought of the new bike lane on Prospect Park West. While the sample size is small, the survey mostly confirmed my assumptions. Cyclists and pedestrians were likely to favor the bike … Continue reading →

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