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While
many lives have been impacted by the tragedy of September 11, it's what
has not changed that continues to give comfort. These times show that
whatever the circumstances,
living creatures are driven to survive -- to "make it." In this
first issue of NYC24 for 2002, our reporters roamed the city to discover
the ways New Yorkers celebrate daily life. Whether they are making a living,
making a meal, making room for others or making the scene, they do it
in their own plucky way.
EDITORS:
CLAUDIA
CARLIN & FANG CUI
| Previous Issues: |
| 2001: The New York Time Exchange | Green | Water | Space | Lies | Voices | Body & Soul | Underground | Defense 2000: Food | Critters | Birth and Death | High and Deep | (In)Efficiency | Shooting | Makeover | Moving SPECIAL REPORTS: New York Time Exchange | The 7 Train |
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