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    New York City is always bustling, after all, it is known as the city that never sleeps. There are only a few places that offers an escape. Ever since Governors Island have opened its doors for visitors, it has been the escape. However, the Island needs to go through some changes to be a perfect recreational area worthy for the people of New York. History To understand the Governors Island and fix its problems, we need to look at the history. It was originally owned by the Lenape tribe and used as

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    and both they speak English differently. London and New York are these options because of the culture that they have, and also, there are very opportunities there, and right now, New York City is looking more favorable because it would be easier to get there. One of the main reasons that New York looks more promising, is because of the culture and because you can do many things, even at night (Rosenbaum). Whenever people talk about New York, we think of movies, a land of wonderful opportunities that

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    In modern day society, New York City is known for its hustle, bustle and immense steel towers that overshadow paved streets and crowded sidewalks. Moreover, when New York comes to mind green, eco-friendly living is not the first thing most people think about. However, it is in New York's best interest to change that viewpoint. Due to overpopulation and increase in public draw, New York has taken its turn towards becoming a metropolitan waste land, and it is imperative that there be changes made.

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    New York City was the center for the transporting goods in and out of the city. Businesses were on the rise as well for the working class but it that slowly declined due to the war and destruction of slave plantations. Following this destruction, New York became America’s metropolis following in the footsteps of London and Paris. Later, the Political powers that be became involved to control commerce and the classification of workers. There was a classification of jobs distinguishing the middle

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    cities in the United States. Gastronomy and Culture in the United States New York City is a huge city with a big name to uphold. The population of 8 million, not including the tourists, has high expectations of a great culture and food. New York is known for bringing recipes and cultures from all over the world and then recreating them to make it their own. There is almost every kind of food you could think of around New York, along with a certain place that specializes in that genre. The culture of

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    The Developing of New York City New York City was founded in 1624, when the Dutch first settled along the Hudson river. Then about two years later, they established the colony of New Amsterdam on Manhattan Island. By the 1650’s there were about 1,000 people living in the area. Later on, in 1664 the English gained control of the area and renamed it, New York. New Amsterdam was renamed New York to honor the Duke of York and Albany, the brother of King Charles II. New York, being one of the 13 colonies

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    As I walk up the stairs from New York Penn Station, all I remember thinking was “oh my god”. New York City is very heavily populated and it, without a doubt, makes for an interesting experience. Here I am; just a girl from Newton, Kansas, standing there in the heart of New York City. Immediately I notice the smell. It smells like a sewer system, and thousands of people around you at all times doesn’t make it smell much better. In the movies you just see the pretty views and nice parts of the city

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    During the course of society there are many social issues that arise within the community. As New York City is one of the most diverse society in population and cultures, many of our communities are facing issues that often affect the development of the society as a whole. Like many people who experience difficulties and need help, this help is provided by a network of agencies and organizations in the field of Human Servcices. Many Human Services organizations advocate for their community and their

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    New York City is a magnificent place. The city contains hundreds of tall skyscrapers, many interesting people, and plenty of entertaining activities. It is also one of the liveliest, and most compact places in the world and has been nicknamed “The City That Never Sleeps.” It has a rich history and diversity. There are people from all different cultures and backgrounds. My family decided to go on a vacation to see this amazing city. We decided that we were going to go and see landmarks, eat new foods

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