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Broken Narrative: Mayor de Blasio’s public-relations campaign on policing can’t hide the deterioration of street life.

November 07, 2017

City Journal

The New York Times, along with anti-cop activists and the academic Left, opposes public-order enforcement as racially oppressive.

Lecturer sitting in classroom with people with disabilities

Making Disability Less Abstract

October 23, 2017

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Allan Goldstein, an MA in Disability Studies alumnus and a senior lecturer in NYU's engineering school, invites people with disabilities into the classroom to consult with students.

Top 45 Medical Billing and Coding Programs Online

September 06, 2017

healthcaresystemcareersedu.org

The Online Certificate in Medical Coding is ranked in HealthcareSystemCareersEdu.org's Top 45 Billing & Coding Programs Online 2017 list.

Adjunct Lecturer, Daniel Kane, Explains the Kaepernick Effect with Normative Ethics

August 23, 2017

Adjunct Lecturer, Daniel Kane, Explains the Kaepernick Effect with Normative Ethics Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/3458035#ixzz4qbR1cQiS

Saving Harlem from Drugs: A Hobson's Choice

August 14, 2017

Jotwell

Margareth Etienne from Jotwell reviews Michael Javen Fortner's book "Black Silent Majority: The Rockefeller Drug Laws and the Politics of Punishment."