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"Prep for Prep"--A Brilliant Education Idea Realized

Dan Brown | Posted 06.24.2008 | Business

Read More: Public Schools, Waldorf-Astoria, Urban Schools, Collegiate School, No Child Left Behind, Lilac Ball, Achievement Gap, Exeter, Choate, New York University, Brearley, Education Reform, Independent Schools, Phillips Academy, Prep for Prep, Business News
Dan Brown

Have you heard of Prep for Prep? It's a brilliant idea realized. Here's how it works: Every year for the past thirty years, approximately 150 low-inc...

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You're Asking for It: Chasing the Logic of the Paparazzi

Dipayan Gupta | Posted 03.27.2008 | Media

Read More: Paris Hilton, K Fed, Regis Navarre, Sam Lutfi, Miley Cyrus, Page 6, Osama Lutfi, Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, Atlantic, New York Times Magazine, Richard Johnson, Kevin Federline, David Samuels, Obama, Britney Show, X17, Brandy Navarre, Brack Obama, Page Six, Pg. 6, Bonnie Fuller, Us Weekly, New York Times, Virginia Heffernan, New York University, Media News
Dipayan Gupta

The dons and doyennes of gossip were all at NYU for "The Britney Show," a panel organized by The Atlantic in honor of its current feature on the media's obsession with the bedraggled pop star.

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Three Cheers for the Coen Brothers

Dan Brown | Posted 02.13.2008 | Entertainment

Read More: Best Picture, Michael Chabon, Ethan Coen, Joel Coen, No Country for Old Men, Oscar Nominations, The Yiddish Policeman's Union, Coen Brothers, Nyu, New York University, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Entertainment News
Dan Brown

In a society racked with doubt, disappointment, and distress, thank the stars for the reliable virtuosity of the Coen Brothers.

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NYU Offers "Facebook In The Flesh" Seminar For Freshman

New Yorker | Michael Schulman | Posted 09.10.2007 | Media

Read More: NYU Seminars, Facebook, New York University, Media News

Jean Baudrillard, as any philosophy student will tell you, theorized that, in the postmodern world, "the territory no longer precedes the map." In oth...

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