A Grand Old Day for NYC
The stars are alight in Grand Central Station as commuters prepare for the holidays. (photo Paloma Dooley)
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Stand clear of the closing doors please!
Subways, people, newspapers…the daily grind in New York City. (photo Paloma Dooley)
Financing a College Education
Perhaps an indication of the community’s reaction to the receding economy, many of the seats at the annual “Financing a College Education” meeting were filled on the evening of Wednesday, November 17. The meeting featured speaker Heather McDonnell, who is both Director of Financial Aid at Sarah Lawrence College and a parent of three college [...]
Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
A pair of dark eyes is the first thing that appears as Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 lights up the screen. The much anticipated penultimate installment of the Harry Potter series premiered on Friday, November 19. At the stroke of midnight, fans donning Wizard robes emerged with wands and tickets in tow [...]
So I say thank you for the music…
Click the picture to view a gallery of other pictures from the band concert. Thanksgiving weekend begins on a good note with a performance by the SHS band. (photos Cameron Mattis)
SHS Athletic Teams “Sport” Crazy Outfits
Click here to view a gallery of outfits. If you walk down the halls and see a girl dressed in a Mickey Mouse costume, wearing all neon colors, or resembling a hippie, she’s most likely not celebrating Halloween. And those boys who are rocking jackets and ties? Nope, not a flashback to Bar Mitzvah season. [...]
Cupcake Reviews: Crumbs, Baked by Melissa, and Magnolia Bakery
Have some free time this weekend? A sweet tooth? Then hop on the Metro North and visit Crumbs, Baked By Melissa, and Magnolia Bakery, three amazing bakeries in New York City where you can purchase fresh and delicious cupcakes that may just top the one you bought at the bake sale yesterday…just maybe. Crumbs “Delivering [...]
Restaurant Review: Masala Kraft
For all vegetarians who are running out of restaurants, try Masala Kraft, a contemporary yet traditional Indian-Bistro. Although its locale (East Hartsdale Avenue) is not the enticing “place to be” that Manhattan is, the outstanding food makes the experience highly enjoyable. This local restaurant is a haven for vegetarians, since there is not a trace [...]