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  • A Revolution In Fashion Affairs

    A Revolution In Fashion Affairs

    The sidewalk outside of the Parsons School of Design is typically home to an array of stylishly-attired young designers, artists, and the occasional homeless…

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    Shawn Carrié
  • First Town Hall of the Semester Held on Thursday

    First Town Hall of the Semester Held on Thursday

    Live stream of the University Town Hall Meeting – Thursday February 27 from 12:00 to 1:30 pm EST University president David Van Zandt and…

    By:

    Shawn Carrié
  • The Right to Remain Silent

    The Right to Remain Silent

    The Legal Logic Behind the Case of a Man Jailed for (and Released for) his Political Silence Jerry Koch went from socializing in the…

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    Shawn Carrié
  • Activist, Lang Student Jerry Koch Released

    Activist, Lang Student Jerry Koch Released

    In the brisk January air, Lang student Gerald “Jerry” Koch ran out into the cold, wearing prison sweats and cotton slippers, to his attorney’s…

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    Shawn Carrié
  • Economics In Crisis

    Economics In Crisis

    The Economics Department’s Number Problem: Will a Downturn in Faculty Threaten the Identity of the Department ? The economics department of the New School for…

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    Shawn Carrié
  • Where Fashion Meets Politics

    Where Fashion Meets Politics

    Everything in society is designed — mythologies, identities, histories, realities. The role of the artist is to critique the world by making, and in…

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    Shawn Carrié
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