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[Title] => Mystery donor gives $74.5 million
[Summary] => NEW YORK (AP) – A mystery donor has given millions to at least 14 colleges run by women.
[DatePublished] => 2009-05-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => Hangover Helpers
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Don't look up Khursheed Navder for sympathy if you drink too much on New Year's Eve and wake up with a wicked hangover.
Navder, a registered dietitian and associate professor in the nutrition and food science program at Hunter College in New York City, is willing to offer you some advice on how to deal with the party-fueled problem, however.
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[Title] => Five years on, New York is back on top of the world
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When the World Trade Center was attacked on September 11, 2001, people asked if New Yorkers would ever recover the swagger in their step.
But almost five years on, the city’s economy is buoyant, real estate prices are at record highs and the mood is generally upbeat.
The attacks may have left a deep and indelible scar on the city, but many New Yorkers say their lives are not significantly different compared with before September 11, despite the attacks’ legacy of heightened security.
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Navder, a registered dietitian and associate professor in the nutrition and food science program at Hunter College in New York City, is willing to offer you some advice on how to deal with the party-fueled problem, however.
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When the World Trade Center was attacked on September 11, 2001, people asked if New Yorkers would ever recover the swagger in their step.
But almost five years on, the city’s economy is buoyant, real estate prices are at record highs and the mood is generally upbeat.
The attacks may have left a deep and indelible scar on the city, but many New Yorkers say their lives are not significantly different compared with before September 11, despite the attacks’ legacy of heightened security.
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