This week I am reposting the series "How Then Shall We Live" about personal economics in the wake of Generation Greed on "Saying the Unsaid in New York." Since I wrote these posts in2012, at a time when Room Eight was down much of the time, those who have read my posts over the years may not have seen them. The first post in the series is here. http://larrylittlefield.wordpress.com/2014/08/23/repost-how-then-should-we-live-thoughts-on-possible-adaptations-in-household-economics-in-the-wake-of-generation-greed/

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NYS ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATE ANDREW CUOMO
WINS KEY KINGSTON AND ULSTER COUNTY ENDORSEMENTS
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Kingston Mayor James Sottile, Ulster County Democratic Chair John Parete,
30 Ulster County and Kingston City Officials Laud Cuomo's Record of Results

KINGSTON, NEW YORK (May 24, 2006) - Today, New York State Attorney
General candidate Andrew Cuomo locked in Kingston and Ulster County
support when he won the endorsements of Kingston Mayor James Sottile,
Ulster County Democratic Chair John Parete and 30 Ulster County and
Kingston city officials. Today's endorsements continue the steady

Spencer for Senate

 

 

For Immediate Release
May 22, 2006

Contact: Kevin Collins
(914) 909-2684

NYC MEDIA ADVISORY FOR TUESDAY, MAY 23rd, 2006 at 8:00 AM

MARCIA GAY HARDEN, NYC COUNCIL SPEAKER CHRISTINE QUINN AND
GERALDINE FERRARO HOST "WOMEN FOR ANDREW CUOMO" BREAKFAST AT SHERATON NEW YORK

Academy Award-Winning actress Marcia Gay Harden, New York City Council
Speaker Christine Quinn and former Congresswoman and Vice Presidential
nominee Geraldine Ferraro will host a "Women for Andrew Cuomo"
Breakfast at 8:00 AM on Tuesday, May 23rd at the Sheraton New York in
the New York Ballroom East (3rd floor) at 811 Seventh Avenue in New
York City. Cuomo will receive new endorsements and deliver a policy

Protestors lined up outside the New School graduation ceremony today to voice their disapproval of the key-note commencement speaker, Senator John McCain.

New School students and faculty object to the president’s decision to invite a pro-war Republican to represent their institution, claiming he does not value the ideals they have consistently been taught during their tenures. This sentiment was expressed by a petition of over 1,000 affiliate signatures and a resolution passed by the University Student Senate.