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The men's basketball team at Fairleigh Dickinson University, a private commuter school with a campus in Teaneck, N.J., went 4-22 last season.Three of its best players and its coach were competing in Division II.And the Knights, playing in the Northeast Conference, didn't even win their conference tournament, a title they normally would have needed to make the N.C.A.A. tournament.

MLS via Realtor.comA once-hallowed building in New York's Hudson Valley has served an array of purposes since it was constructed nearly a century ago-and it's ready for another.Constructed in 1933, the red brick structure began its life as a church and has been born again as a yoga space, photo studio, chocolate factory, and events venue.

An obsession with language, and how it simultaneously frees and limits thought, has been a consistent thread in Xiaolu Guo's work since her 2007 debut, A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers.Like that book, her marvellous new memoir, Radical, is organised around short chapters with disparate words and phrases as titles.

An Aaron Rodgers tweet on Monday night didn't provide any clarity as the Jets and Packers both await a decision from the quarterback.All day on Monday, fans in the NFL wanted to hear from Aaron Rodgers.When he finally spoke, he just confused and infuriated people more.Here's what the Packers quarterback tweeted at 10:43 p.m. ET: "SULLLLLL."

So as a neurology nurse, Finbar said, what's one thing you'll never do?Nobody had ever asked me that question.Ride a bike without a helmet, I said.Or take cocaine.This was last June at a bar in Burlington, Vt., where I was in nurse practitioner school, and Finbar was well, I wasn't sure exactly what he was doing.

Mimi O'Donnell is the head of scripted fiction at the streaming company Spotify, where she has directed audio series like Case 63 with Julianne Moore and Oscar Isaac, and Quiet Part Loud, starring Tracy Letts and co-produced with Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw Productions.Podcasts used to be mostly investigative reporting or talk show, the fiction space is new, she said.

Habibulloh Saipov saw his son for the first time in 13 years this week.He said Thursday that he expected that he would never see him again.The son, Sayfullo Saipov, was convicted last month in Manhattan federal court of using a truck to kill eight people on the West Side bike path on Halloween Day 2017 and to injure many others.

In backrooms and dark corners, airline lobbyists, particularly the Regional Airline Association, are scurrying all over Washington, still trying to undo all the hard work that has been done to make air travel the safest form of transportation in human history.They're doing this for the usual reasons.

When I was a kid, I spent my summers at a sleep-away camp in the Berkshires.The activities on offer included baseball, basketball, football, soccer, tennis, swimming, sailing, fishing, water polo, archery, arts and crafts (my 92-year-old mother still has a faux-opal necklace I made for her), photo lab (I took a lot of bad pictures of elm trees) and electronics shop (I have Proustian memories of the smell of solder: gross yet intoxicating!).

A little girl standing on her toes to place her palm on her deceased father's image on a television screen.A mother who has left her son's bedroom exactly as it was on Halloween 2017.A man married to a woman who lost her legs who clutches a pair of her socks in bed every night, yearning for the contact of her feet.

One day in 2017, Mukaddas Saipova, of Tashkent, Uzbekistan, saw her son whom she knew as helpful, loving and kind on a television news broadcast.She fainted, an ambulance came and she stayed in a hospital for a week.Her son, Sayfullo Saipov, had just committed the deadliest terrorist attack in New York City since 9/11.

A federal prosecutor told a jury Tuesday that Sayfullo Saipov, who killed eight people in a 2017 truck attack on a Manhattan bike path, was a proud terrorist whose actions merit the most severe punishment the law provides the death penalty.He chose to come to this country and then fight for an enemy, the prosecutor, Amanda Houle, said during the closing arguments of the penalty phase of Mr. Saipov's trial in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

The New York City Police Department's Animal Cruelty Investigation Squad said Thursday it was investigating how a white king pigeon, nicknamed Flamingo, ended up dyed completely pink before being found by rescuers.The bird, which was taken to a wildlife rehabilitation organization last week, died earlier this week.

The case of Sayfullo Saipov, an Uzbek immigrant who has been charged with driving a truck onto a Manhattan bike path and killing eight people on Halloween Day in 2017, is likely to go to the jury on Wednesday.The attack was the deadliest in New York City since Sept. 11, 2001, the authorities have said.

The schooner Apollonia has become a part of business-as-usual for Nika Carlson, owner of Greenpoint Cidery, who makes farmhouse-style cider at her Hudson, New York facility.The bottles are loaded aboard the sailboatabout two weeks later, they arrive at the dock in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where locals can pick up a boat box.

President Biden's budget plan, released on Thursday, routes about $1.2 billion to two of the biggest transit projects in New York City: the Second Avenue Subway extension and new train tunnels under the Hudson River.Because the funding was already allocated in the $1 trillion infrastructure bill that was signed into law in 2021, it does not require additional congressional approval, said Senator Charles Schumer, Democrat of New York and the majority leader.

Getty Images / Realtor.comAnd the beat goes on.Longtime drummer Anton Fig, who played in Paul Shaffer's house band for the "Late Show With David Letterman," is ready to make a move.The musician recently listed his posh, loft-like apartment on Manhattan's West Side for $2,995,000.He paid $2,404,000 for it in 2015.

Mickey Drexler, the veteran retail executive who ran J. Crew and the Gap for many years, finally sold his TriBeCa townhouse, a former coffee-roasting plant built in the 1890s that he transformed into a fashionable single-family home.The sale price was $23.5 million, which was a sizable discount from the nearly $30 million he had sought when the house, at 464 Greenwich Street, first hit the market almost seven years ago.

Believe it or not, NYC's libraries are some of the most prestigious around the country (and world for that matter).Whether you're looking for somewhere to curl up with your new book, or want somewhere lesser known to admire architecture, there's plenty of places to do it!From the famous New York Public Library in Midtown to lesser known (but equally beautiful) spots, you're sure to be in awe when you see the detailing and book collections these places have to offer.

The bundled masses, dressed in Rutgers red, crossed the Hudson River something that any true Jerseyite does begrudgingly, even when the temperature isn't hovering in the single digits.They filed into Madison Square Garden on Saturday morning, filling the arena nearly up to the Harry Styles banner in the rafters.