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New graduate traineeship program at CUNY aims to create the next generation of scientists in bio-inspired nanoscience

Is Quantum Mechanics the Answer to Our Problems? Macaulay’s Dr. Emily Rice Dives Into How Quantum Phenomena Helps Manage Her Complex Identity

Turkish-Syrian Border Earthquakes Shake Communities

The Comeback Conference

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Are We Solving America’s Physician Shortage Correctly?

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Tag: food

Top Five Places to Eat Around the Macaulay Building

October 1, 2018November 1, 2018 sumaitahasan

The neighborhood around Lincoln Square is a bit barren when it comes to good eats. There are posh restaurants scattered about, but some serve mediocre food at ridiculous prices. But fear not — there are some places near the Macaulay Honors College building that can offer quick bites at reasonable costs. Here is a list […]

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Food That Pops: Café Mogador

May 4, 2015May 3, 2015 Adam Poplawski

Williamsburg has become a hipster haven and something of a cultural icon in New York. Thankfully, the neighborhood’s status comes with numerous fantastic restaurants and eateries, which now reside on practically every street. Café Mogador, a Moroccan restaurant that also has a home in the East Village, sits on Wythe Avenue, a couple of blocks away from […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Food That Pops

Food That Pops: Juniper

April 6, 2015April 4, 2015 Adam Poplawski

Williamsburg, a neighborhood that is absolutely ripe with trendy eateries and restaurants, is also home to some of the best barbecue in the city, and I’m not talking about Fette Sau. Juniper is a tiny hole-in-the-wall restaurant that sits on Berry Street in the middle of Williamsburg. Just a block from the L train, this […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Food That Pops

Food That Pops (Not So Much in This Case): L’Ecole

March 2, 2015April 2, 2015 Adam Poplawski

As cheesy and petty as it may sound, L’Ecole should change its name to L’No. Restaurant Week, which occurs biannually, is an opportunity for people to get lunch or dinner at a fixed price in some of the ritziest and most expensive restaurants in the city. It should be an event that celebrates food, even if it […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Food That Pops

Food That Pops: Cafe Katja

December 8, 2014February 27, 2015 Adam Poplawski

I had the pleasure of trying spatzle two summers ago. I’ve been hooked on it ever since, and a big bowl of it is the definition of comfort food. For those that don’t know, spatzle is a dumpling that is served in Germany and France, made out of flour, eggs, and milk. It’s an extremely […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Food That Pops

Food That Pops: Cannelle Patisserie

November 3, 2014February 27, 2015 Adam Poplawski

When someone asks about bakeries in New York, most people’s minds automatically go to Dominique Ansel, of the cronut craze, or maybe Balthazar or Bouchon. These bakeries are staples and cultural icons in New York City, serving delicious pastries and desserts at a premium. However, when I make this next claim, bear in mind that money […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Food That Pops

Spicy Snail Salad and Stuffed Squid at Pocha 32

March 26, 2014 christina3john

We arrived at Koreatown’s Pocha 32 before 5:30 p.m. on a Friday night. Yelp had given me a vague idea of Pocha’s popularity, and I suggested to my friend that we arrive early. After walking through the main door and up the steep stairs, we came upon another door that opened into the restaurant. Pocha’s […]

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Food That Pops: Num Pang Sandwich Shop

March 26, 2014February 27, 2015 Adam Poplawski

I was hesitant to go to Num Pang Sandwich Shop for a very long time. Although everything looked appetizing and the Yelp reviews checked out, I was scared. I usually don’t like sandwiches with carrots, cucumbers, and mayonnaise. The worst part was that I couldn’t even take off any components of the sandwich, as there […]

 Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Food That Pops

The Greek Yogurt Fad

October 18, 2013February 12, 2015 Harika Thambireddy

Stroll down the dairy aisle at your grocery store and you’ll see colorful stacks of Greek yogurt on the shelves, calling out for you to buy them. Although Greek yogurt has actually been around for many years, it has only recently surged in popularity. Now part of the healthy food craze, the trend is present […]

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One Day, Three Girls, Eighteen Desserts

October 14, 2013October 18, 2013 Chrisinda Lynch

The idea was born, as most questionable ideas are, late at night. My roommates—Laura and Shannon—and I decided to go on a one-day dessert tour of Manhattan, stopping at all the bakeries and sweet shops that we had always wanted to try. The rules were simple: we would buy and split one item from each […]

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