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think of that will help bridge the gaps? Ask participants to reflect on positive ways their chapter, associations or civic groups approach intergenerational communication. If they don’t have an example, have them brainstorm a new idea for promoting better communication in their group. Have them find a partner and share one idea. After a few minutes, ask them to switch to another partner and share another idea. Participants will gain a better understanding of how to bridge the communication gap.

Station which is about 10 minutes’ drive from my house. The last stop is Penn Station which is located on 34th street in New York City. New York City consists of many world famous sightseeing places such as Times Square, Empire State Building, Manhattan Cruise, Statue of Liberty, World Trade Center, 9/11 memorial and many more. During weekends, people working in the city do not visit the city. They rather visit other places. I mostly see tourists during the weekends. There are some hop-on hop-off

as I hate to admit it, there are things I enjoy about Staten Island. Most of these things come from believe it or not, the few tourist attractions Staten Island is home of. The architecture on Staten Island isn 't bad. I think the Verazzano-Narrows bridge speaks volume when it comes to that, which connects from Staten Island to Long Island and is visible from a spot in all 5 boroughs. My personal favorite starts with the Historic Richmond Town which was founded as the Staten Island Historical Society

extravagant skyscrapers located in this city. Since the late nineteenth century New York has been home to some of the tallest skyscrapers in the world. For many tourists that come to New York City, the first thing they want to see is the skyscrapers of Manhattan. One of the first skyscrapers built in New York City was the World Building, which many people know as the Pulitzer Building. Joseph Pulitzer was the original owner of this building; he was publisher of the famous magazine the New York World.

The daily ritual of leaving work in the city to arrive home in the suburbs has been masterfully depicted in the poem, The Inhabitants. By taking the New Critical analysis approach in using scientific theory, we can unpack its meaning through a defined system self-contained within the text. In our analysis of The Inhabitants we take a structuralism approach. Structuralism as defined by Mary Klages, in her book Literary Theory: A Guide for the Perplexed, is a way of thinking that works to find the

in 1990. Chief Vierno died on December 28, while shoveling snow at his home on Staten Island at the age of 50 years old. According to the NYC Department of Correction, “Mr. Vierno began his career in the Department as a Correction Officer at the Manhattan House of Detention in 1962”. Ten years later, “he was promoted to Captain and transferred to central office, where he was director of the inmate information system and later, director of the management information system” (NYC Department of Correction)

identified the need for formal social control as informal social control activism was not enough. The community began to bridge the gap between policy and the neighborhood. Through community activism, Washington Heights continued to see a decline in crime and the start of gentrification. Today, Washington Heights has one of the lowest crime rates in New York City and the borough of Manhattan (NYC Police, 2017). The community’s relationship with the New York City Police Department is not perfect. Areas that

HISTORY By Nimesha Padman 1143364 Abstract The primary objective of the paper is to focus on the major transport systems of the two major economic hubs of the 21st century being, Mumbai _(India) and New York city_ (United states of America. It shall also talk about the need for an evolution for a dense transport system and its effect on the two cities. This paper would mainly focus on the historic development dealing with the need for evolution, process of design and technology and construction

East Village is home to many working class families, many of whom are foreign born. Over the past 50 years, this neighborhood has gone through many changes, both negative and positive. Located in Manhattan, the Lower East Side is surrounded by 14th street, the East River, Bowery, and the Brooklyn Bridge. This area today has faced gentrification and has also faced many housing developments that threaten the character of the community. The LES has gone from once considered a slum to be one of the trendiest

Before the 1880s, the are of eastern Brooklyn that was to become Brownsville was known as New Lots. This territory was primarily farmland, but it was also the location of the city’s largest waste dump, as well as the site of several facilities that supplied stone and other building materials. In its early history, New Lots had a diverse population. English and Irish settlers, Jewish immigrants, and a small number of African-Americans farmed the land. Others were attracted to the area by the open