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President Fainstein\u27s 88th Commencement Address
Get PDFPresident Fainstein advises graduates: I do not insist that you all see four decades of history my way or draw the same lessons as I do. But, please, don’t wait for things to fall apart before you take a hard look at the world and act to make it a better place — better according to each of your lights, better according to the values each of you holds dear
Elizabeth Blackmar, Manhattan for Rent: 1785–1850. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1989. xiii + 348 pp. - M. J. Daunton, ed., Housing the Workers:A Comparative History, 1850–1914. New York: Columbia University Press, 1990. vi + 297 pp.
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FROM RAG TRADE TO REAL ESTATE IN NEW YORK'S GARMENT CENTER: REMAKING THE LABOR LANDSCAPE IN A GLOBAL CITY
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