November 2008 archives
The balloon made its way down Broadway to the official review stand in front of Macy’s on 34th Street.
People skate their way into the holiday season on Thanksgiving Eve on The Pond at Bryant Park.
Nichols, a busker, is currently working on a book called Underground: My Life as a New York City Subway Musician.
Andrew Lutsky reads The Unsettling of America: Culture and Agriculture while waiting in line to cast his ballot for Ralph Nader outside William Alexander School in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn on Election Day.
Amid extensive renovation projects of the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s historic structures, energy efficient buildings like this are being built. Wind turbines and rooftop solar panels symbolize the green future of one of Brooklyn’s last remaining industrial zones.
She was reading Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, the first book in her women’s literature course.
By 6:30 this morning, the line at J.H.S 51 stretched halfway around the block.
