Category Archives: Caitlin Corona
Just a glimpse at how I feel
When I think back to September 11th it seems like it wasn’t so long ago that I felt the overwhelming fear I had as a little girl knowing that both my mom and dad worked in Lower Manhattan. Now knowing … Continue reading
Posted in Caitlin Corona, March 13
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Consumed with Consumption
It’s sad to think that it wasn’t until I read David Harvey’s, Cracks in the Edifice of the Empire State, that I considered the actual reason the World Trade Center was attacked other than its size and significance in the New York City … Continue reading
Posted in Caitlin Corona, February 27
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How far is too far?
Robert Moses was definitely a man of incredible complexity: he both helped and hurt the city in many ways during his time in power as well as, today. It’s evident that he did a lot for New York City during … Continue reading
Posted in Caitlin Corona, February 13
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