Mets Rally for 4 in Ninth After Tejada Breaks His Leg
Date: 19 September 2013
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Poverty Rate Is Up in New York City, and Income Gap Is Wide, Census Data Show
Date: 19 September 2013
By SAM ROBERTS
Sam ROBERTS
Census Bureau data shows that 1.7 million New Yorkers fall below official federal poverty threshold, while mean income of highest-earning 5 percent in 2012 was $436,931; data lends support to mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio's argument that city's gap between rich and poor remains stubbornly large.
Professor Says He Has Solved a Mystery Over a Slave’s Novel
Date: 19 September 2013
By JULIE BOSMAN
Julie BOSMAN
Prof Gregg Hecimovich at Winthrop University says he has identified the author of The Bondwoman's Narrative, novel praised for its dramatic depiction of Southern life in mid-1850s, settling long-running literary mystery; says Hannah Bond, slave on North Carolina plantation, is actual writer of book, signed by Hannah Crafts.
Trip Provides Chance for Rangers to Settle In and Fill in the Blanks
Date: 19 September 2013
By ALLAN KREDA
Allan KREDA
New York Rangers head to Banff, Alberta, to continue their training camp, with coach Alain Vigneault looking forward to becoming better acquainted with the organization and its players.
Delaware Seeks to Steer the Poor to Top Colleges
Date: 19 September 2013
By DAVID LEONHARDT
David LEONHARDT
Delaware announces new effort to encourage high-achieving low-income students to apply to top colleges, saying it will send application fee waivers and other information to every such high school senior in the state; program is a response to research showing that most poor students with high grades do not apply to top colleges, pattern which contributes to income inequality and holds down social mobility.
Till Death (or Decorating Disputes) Do Us Part
Date: 18 September 2013
By ELAINE LOUIE
Elaine LOUIE
Signs May Be Evident in Hindsight, but Predicting Violent Behavior Is Tough
Date: 19 September 2013
By DENISE GRADY
Denise GRADY
Most mental health experts say that it can be extremely difficult to pick out people who are likely to commit murder, barring the rare few who declare their intentions, in light of several warning signs that went unheeded before Aaron Alexis's shooting rampage at the Washington Navy Yard.
With Alarm Rising, Yankees Wake Up
Date: 19 September 2013
By DAVID WALDSTEIN
David WALDSTEIN
New York Yankees defeat Toronto Blue Jays, 4-3.
Green Jacket Required for Scott on the Road
Date: 19 September 2013
By MIKE TIERNEY
Mike TIERNEY
Working on His Inner Game
Date: 19 September 2013
By KAREN CROUSE
Karen CROUSE
Profile of golfer Gary Woodland, who is competing in PGA Tour Championship after a one-year hiatus; Woodland recently added a performance enhancement coach to his team to help him correct mental mistakes, and it has paid off.
Mets Rally for 4 in Ninth After Tejada Breaks His Leg
Date: 19 September 2013
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Poverty Rate Is Up in New York City, and Income Gap Is Wide, Census Data Show
Date: 19 September 2013
By SAM ROBERTS
Census Bureau data shows that 1.7 million New Yorkers fall below official federal poverty threshold, while mean income of highest-earning 5 percent in 2012 was $436,931; data lends support to mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio's argument that city's gap between rich and poor remains stubbornly large.
Professor Says He Has Solved a Mystery Over a Slave’s Novel
Date: 19 September 2013
By JULIE BOSMAN
Prof Gregg Hecimovich at Winthrop University says he has identified the author of The Bondwoman's Narrative, novel praised for its dramatic depiction of Southern life in mid-1850s, settling long-running literary mystery; says Hannah Bond, slave on North Carolina plantation, is actual writer of book, signed by Hannah Crafts.
Trip Provides Chance for Rangers to Settle In and Fill in the Blanks
Date: 19 September 2013
By ALLAN KREDA
New York Rangers head to Banff, Alberta, to continue their training camp, with coach Alain Vigneault looking forward to becoming better acquainted with the organization and its players.
Delaware Seeks to Steer the Poor to Top Colleges
Date: 19 September 2013
By DAVID LEONHARDT
Delaware announces new effort to encourage high-achieving low-income students to apply to top colleges, saying it will send application fee waivers and other information to every such high school senior in the state; program is a response to research showing that most poor students with high grades do not apply to top colleges, pattern which contributes to income inequality and holds down social mobility.
Signs May Be Evident in Hindsight, but Predicting Violent Behavior Is Tough
Date: 19 September 2013
By DENISE GRADY
Most mental health experts say that it can be extremely difficult to pick out people who are likely to commit murder, barring the rare few who declare their intentions, in light of several warning signs that went unheeded before Aaron Alexis's shooting rampage at the Washington Navy Yard.
With Alarm Rising, Yankees Wake Up
Date: 19 September 2013
By DAVID WALDSTEIN
New York Yankees defeat Toronto Blue Jays, 4-3.
Working on His Inner Game
Date: 19 September 2013
By KAREN CROUSE
Profile of golfer Gary Woodland, who is competing in PGA Tour Championship after a one-year hiatus; Woodland recently added a performance enhancement coach to his team to help him correct mental mistakes, and it has paid off.