Category Archives: New York

Truly, there are some benefits to attending a school in New York City. The International House had its annual George C. Marshall Visitor Program today. Yes, that is the same General George C. Marshall, Nobel Peace Prize recipient, and architect … Continue reading →

I don’t mean to be unkind, but after speaking with several fellow New York students, it seems clear to me that when we arrived slightly less than two years ago there was still a significant wellspring of Post 9-11 mutual … Continue reading →

The reports are true: the Northeast is covered in a blanket of white. It has been snowing fiercly for the past 24 hours, though it seems to be letting up now. I can actually see the church out my window … Continue reading →

Tuesday – February 7th Paul’s last full day in NYC. We decided that a trip to NYC without visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art would be incomplete at best, so early in the morning we made our way across Central … Continue reading →

Monday – February 6th Unfortunately, my real purpose for being in NYC reared its head on Monday, and Paul was forced to entertain himself the entire day, as I was in class from 9:30 in the morning until 9:30 at … Continue reading →

Sunday – February 5th I know that Paul is a big fan of the perennial college favorite Saturday Night Live. Unfortunately, SNL tickets are even more difficult to come by than Spamalot tickets. So I did the next best thing … Continue reading →

Saturday – February 4th. Though we spent some time planning out his visit, ironically, Saturday turned out to be the most free-form day we had together. Personally, I have never been a big fan of musicals. There are, of course, … Continue reading →

Well, as you may know, my excellent-good friend Paul has taken some time out of his schedule to visit me here in New York City — a.k.a. NYC, the Big Apple, the City, Old-New-York, New Amsterdam, Gotham City, Metropolis, the … Continue reading →

I arrived early this morning in my sometime home-away-from-home New York City. Due to the pounding rain, and the somewhat cookie-cutter nature of large-city airports (not to mention the lack of any significant contiguous sleep) I had a bit of … Continue reading →