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The '''Upper West Side (UWS)''' is the neighborhood south of [[Morningside Heights]], stretching north from (roughly) 59th Street. It's mostly filled with upper middle class Jewish families, although pockets are still poor and even include [[housing projects|projects]]. The UWS includes some interesting and useful hit, including the [[American Museum of Natural History]], the [[TimeWarner Center]], [[Lincoln Center]], and a few movie theatres. | The '''Upper West Side (UWS)''' is the neighborhood south of [[Morningside Heights]], stretching north from (roughly) 59th Street. It's mostly filled with upper middle class Jewish families, although pockets are still poor and even include [[housing projects|projects]]. The UWS includes some interesting and useful hit, including the [[American Museum of Natural History]], the [[TimeWarner Center]], [[Lincoln Center]], and a few movie theatres. | ||
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Revision as of 17:51, 18 March 2007
The Upper West Side (UWS) is the neighborhood south of Morningside Heights, stretching north from (roughly) 59th Street. It's mostly filled with upper middle class Jewish families, although pockets are still poor and even include projects. The UWS includes some interesting and useful hit, including the American Museum of Natural History, the TimeWarner Center, Lincoln Center, and a few movie theatres.
