The Scoop: Midday Edition
My links have been piling up so time to scoop them out. Some of them are directly related to Harlem and others are somewhat related:
Part 7 of the ongoing (and probably should have been a 5 part) series on Dwell. [Dwell]
An overview of how blogs are destroying the New York Times [Gawker]
East Harlem students spend spring break in Florida saving the Earth. [Loyola U. New Orleans]
Cafe Largo’s menu now available on New York Mag website [NYMag]
Former scholarship recipient gives $400 million to Columbia [North Jersey]
Travel through time and space at the Studio Museum in Harlem [Columbia Spectator]
Stringer wants to rezone all of West Harlem [Post Op-Ed]
Review of uptown concerts from this past weekend [MTV]
Affordable housing going green across the country [American City]
Gentrification woes from the other side of the hall [The Morning News]
Hispanic Immigrants abandoning religion in America [NYT]
Adam Clayton Powell V continues tradition of “Pride” in the family legacy [Journal News]
Chocolate factory helps East Harlem strivers make a fresh start. [NYT]
Sharpton takes post-Imus threats seriously [WCBS]
An overview of the retail front along the 125th Street corridor [NYT]
Founder of new medical school in Harlem elected president of State Medical Society [MSN]
Kalahari the greenest building in Harlem? [NYPress]
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