New York Times - Revision history

Cds2148 at 05:36, 19 November 2013

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 Free copies are available in the lobby of [[John Jay Hall]] and just beyond the swipe access turnstiles in [[Lerner Hall]]. Those copies are paid for by [[CCSC]], out of your [[student life fee]].
-If you lean more to the right, or you're looking for some better business coverage, head over to [[Uris Hall]] for a free copy of the [[w:Financial Times|FT]]. Or just pony up the $99 for a 1-year student subscription to the [[w:Wall Street Journal|WSJ]].  Or type "Wall Street Journal" into CLIO and view the WSJ for free.
+If you lean more to the right, or you're looking for some better business coverage, head over to [[Uris Hall]] for a free copy of the [[w:Financial Times|FT]]. Or just pony up the $99 for a 1-year student subscription to the [[Wall Street Journal|WSJ]].  Or type "Wall Street Journal" into CLIO and view the WSJ for free.
 [[Category:New York City]]
 [[Category:External publications]]

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-'''The ''New York Times''''', nicknamed the "Gray Lady", is an internationally renowned newspaper that keeps its headquarters downtown. It is (unofficially) a "newspaper of record". The New York Times is thought to have a slight left-wing bias.
+'''The ''New York Times''''', nicknamed the "Gray Lady", is an internationally renowned newspaper that keeps its headquarters downtown. It is (unofficially) a "newspaper of record". The ''New York Times'' is thought to have a slight left-wing bias.
 Free copies are available in the lobby of [[John Jay Hall]] and just beyond the swipe access turnstiles in [[Lerner Hall]]. Those copies are paid for by [[CCSC]], out of your [[student life fee]].

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 {{wp-also}}
-'''The New York Times''', nicknamed the "Gray Lady", is an internationally renowned newspaper that keeps its headquarters downtown. It is (unofficially) a "newspaper of record". The New York Times is thought to have a slight left-wing bias.
+'''The ''New York Times''''', nicknamed the "Gray Lady", is an internationally renowned newspaper that keeps its headquarters downtown. It is (unofficially) a "newspaper of record". The New York Times is thought to have a slight left-wing bias.
 Free copies are available in the lobby of [[John Jay Hall]] and just beyond the swipe access turnstiles in [[Lerner Hall]]. Those copies are paid for by [[CCSC]], out of your [[student life fee]].

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 '''The New York Times''', nicknamed the "Gray Lady", is an internationally renowned newspaper that keeps its headquarters downtown. It is (unofficially) a "newspaper of record". The New York Times is thought to have a slight left-wing bias.
-Free copies are available in the lobby of [[John Jay Hall]] and just beyond the swipe access turnstiles in [[Lerner Hall]]. Those copies are paid for by [[CCSC]], out of your [[Student life fee]].
+Free copies are available in the lobby of [[John Jay Hall]] and just beyond the swipe access turnstiles in [[Lerner Hall]]. Those copies are paid for by [[CCSC]], out of your [[student life fee]].
 If you lean more to the right, or you're looking for some better business coverage, head over to [[Uris Hall]] for a free copy of the [[w:Financial Times|FT]]. Or just pony up the $99 for a 1-year student subscription to the [[w:Wall Street Journal|WSJ]].  Or type "Wall Street Journal" into CLIO and view the WSJ for free.

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 '''The New York Times''', nicknamed the "Gray Lady", is an internationally renowned newspaper that keeps its headquarters downtown. It is (unofficially) a "newspaper of record". The New York Times is thought to have a slight left-wing bias.
-Free copies are available in the lobby of [[John Jay Hall]] and just beyond the swipe access turnstiles in [[Lerner Hall]]. Those copies are paid for by [[CCSC]], out of your [[Student Life Fee]].
+Free copies are available in the lobby of [[John Jay Hall]] and just beyond the swipe access turnstiles in [[Lerner Hall]]. Those copies are paid for by [[CCSC]], out of your [[Student life fee]].
 If you lean more to the right, or you're looking for some better business coverage, head over to [[Uris Hall]] for a free copy of the [[w:Financial Times|FT]]. Or just pony up the $99 for a 1-year student subscription to the [[w:Wall Street Journal|WSJ]].  Or type "Wall Street Journal" into CLIO and view the WSJ for free.

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	[[Category:New York City]]		[[Category:New York City]]
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