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Audio•News
Pre-K proposed expansion could help city kids close achievement gap
Wealth disparity among residents has been linked to gaps in academic achievement.
Features•Multimedia
The quirkiness of Catherine Quirk
A budding fashion designer follows her dreams.
Multimedia•News
The endangered horses of Central Park
Carriages are believed to be inhumane.
Business
Business heats up as Super Bowl temperatures drop
Super Bowl Boulevard near Times Square will draw large crowds this week.
Live Blog
Violence in Chicago’s South Side
[View the story “Chicago’s Southside at a Glance” on Storify]
News
Common Core curriculam brings challenges and hope to Chicago teachers
Common Core is a national program establishing principles to be reached at each grade level in reading and math.
Live Blog
NY Elections: NYC Mayoral Election overshadowed by mayor not on the ballot
Amid a mayoral race that was determined to be a historic landslide long before the polls closed, another Mayor, Rob Ford of Toronto, stole the media spotlight with his candid crack confessions.
Special Reports
NYC Marathon: The last runners
“New York is the crème de la crème of the marathons, I’ve always loved coming up here,” said Dale-Pierce proudly beaming.
Arts
Quirky capitalism art work on display at Times Square
Two digital scoreboards labeled ‘true’ and ‘false’ glowed red underneath the bright lights of ‘capitalism,’ beckoning onlookers to cast a vote at an erected podium before the sign.
Special Reports
9/11 Anniversary: Commemorative flags and baseball caps for sale
“We’re getting flack for selling stuff, but we’re not the Taliban,” said one vendor Anne Ellis.