Features
Little India Magazine
Monday, September 28th, 2009 | Analysis, Features, South Asia | 1 Comment
Little India is the largest Indian publication in the United States.
6/09: Return to India
As their fate becomes increasingly uncertain, a growing number of Indian immigrants are packing up and heading home.
ALERT: Please be advised that over 40% of a Wall Street Journal story entitled “Homeward Bound” contained material that was plagiarized from this piece.
MSN City Guides/MSN.com
Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 | Features, MSN City Guides | No Comments
MSN City Guides is a channel of MSN.com featuring listings and reviews of local restaurants and events, as well as articles on national trends.
Deep Water: The rising seas
Here’s a look at the top 10 U.S. cities at risk from rising sea levels.
Embracing your inner Scrooge
When it comes to the holidays, irony is in. Just check out these alternative holiday events.
Finding your cup of tea
There’s a tea revolution brewing in America with a host of new ways and places to enjoy this drink steeped in tradition.
Capital of the world
Think you know your capitals? Here are a few that’ll leave you stumped and slightly in awe of that crazy place we call America.
Coffee counter-culture
A look into a city where espresso isn’t “just a drink” and being a barista isn’t “just a job.”
Made in America
From jet planes to jelly beans, there are countless fun factory tours across the country to quell every one of your curiosities.
Burlesque is back
… and chances are, it’s not what you think. Here’s a look at its delightfully bold and bawdy return.
Not another New Year’s
Forget Times Square and those huge gatherings that leave you out in the cold. Get your new year off to a good start with one of these fun, affordable alternatives.
Getting in the spirit … all year long
Historical ghost tours aren’t just for Halloween - they’re a great way to see your city in a new light.
A cheapskate’s guide to 29 cities (Princeton)
Writers across the country offer their tips for living large without spending big.
City secrets (Princeton & Seattle)
Writers in 29 cities share some of their favorite hidden treats, from an ice rink in Anaheim to water lilies in Washington, D.C.
Examiner.com/Seattle Newcomer Examiner
Saturday, September 20th, 2008 | Features, blog | No Comments
An official blog for the Examiner online explaining Seattle’s quirks to newcomers from the perspective of a Jersey girl/New Yorker: Seattle Newcomer Examiner.
Popular posts:
Seattle 101: Four fun things to do in the International District
5 signs you’ve become a true Seattleite
Four summer food festivals you don’t want to miss
Live out your Bollywood dreams in Seattle
The New Yorker’s guide to surviving a West Coast earthquake
Seattle’s quest for the perfect New York pizza
Tacoma is the New Jersey of Washington State
India Abroad
Monday, September 15th, 2008 | Features, South Asia | No Comments
India Abroad is the largest circulating South Asian newspaper in North America.
11/08: Living history
University of Washington’s South Asian Oral Histories Project chronicles immigrant stories.
Washington Square News @ NYU
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008 | Features | No Comments
WSN is a student-run newspaper for New York University and its surrounding community.
9/01: NYU London students mourn from a distance
A first-person essay written from London following the 9/11 attacks.
5/01: Gallagher’s holds hidden trove of fashion and photos
A peak into this New York treasure trove of vintage magazines.
4/01: Professor puts Hindi tales on tape
A profile of a professor at NYU putting Hindi-language literature on CD.
10/00: Spraypaint, glossy paper and art
A glimpse into the work and experiences of a street artist at South Street Seaport.