New York City – The Circular

9/11 Documentary Interview with John Clifford

April 3, 2017

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Can you remember where you were on the morning of September 11, 2001? Can you imagine being an 8 hour flight away from loved-ones, feeling helpless when they needed you the most? The short documen...

Book review : “Les Fidélités” by Diane Brasseur

lucie guegan

March 10, 2015

Culture, Slider

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Diane Brasseur, a french 33-years-old-screenwriter for cinema, abandon set, and writes her first novel : "Les Fidélités" In the form of interior monologue, the novelist writes feelings' man in his fiftie...

The enduring horse and carriage industry: Saddled with controversy

Madeleine Delp Bergsjø

February 19, 2015

Life and Style, Slider

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Kevin Keller harnessing Del-Boy in the alleyway outside the stables in Molyneaux Place - Photo by Madeleine Delp Bergsjø The horse and carriage industry in New York City has become a political battleground....

The enduring horse and carriage industry: An asphalt paved death sentence?

Madeleine Delp Bergsjø

February 9, 2015

Life and Style, Slider

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In New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio could bring a quick death sentence to the horse and carriage industry in Manhattan, ending a historic part of the city after more than 150 years of existence. The enduring trad...

New York skyline by night - photo credit Konstantinos Dafalias (Flickr)

Why Irish youth are migrating – an interview with Amy Kwok

Cathy Suen

March 6, 2014

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Interview conducted in November 2013 New York skyline by night - photo credit Konstantinos Dafalias (Flickr) Irish youth has increasingly started to migrate as many have decided to go...

Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the sitcom you should watch

William Millet

February 16, 2014

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Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and Captain Holt (Andre Braugher),Photo credit: Tina Franklin (Flickr) It wasn’t surprising at all to see Brooklyn Nine-Nine win the Golden Globe Award last January for the best ...

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