The Corporate Code Plus The Really Terrible Orchestra
Author and Fordham Alumnus Robert Hinkley talks about his book “Time to Change Corporations: Closing the Citizenship Gap.”
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Cityscape: A 19th Century State of Mind
We couldn't find a time-traveling portal to take us back to 19th century New York City, so we did the next best thing.
Cityscape: Animal Welfare
Cityscape is delving into animal welfare issues as part of WFUV's Strike a Chord campaign.
Muslims and Middle Easterners in New York
It's difficult to skim through the day's news headlines without coming across something relating to New York City's Muslim and Middle Eastern Communities. Activists within those communities are responding to newly uncovered spying operations by the NYPD, and earlier this month a number of New Yorkers gathered to protest the presence of Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who says he's in the city for medical treatment.
Fading Ads of New York City
In 1986, when Frank Jump was 26 years old, he was diagnosed as HIV positive. It was a time when doctors still knew little of the disease. They estimated Jump only had a few years left to live.
Holiday Traditions
Mailing cards to family and friends for the holiday is an age old tradition. Now, a new art exhibit and book
Resurgence
One of the many partners helping with Lincoln Square‘s growth has been Fordham University. On This week's Fordham Conversations the President of the Lincoln Square Business Improvement District, Monica Blum talks about the evolution of the area. Then WFUV’s Marisa Galdi looks at the resurgence of the double-crested Cormorant, a bird whose population was almost wiped out.
Cityscape Revisited
Each week Cityscape brings you the people, places and spirit of New York City. In this special fundraising edition of Cityscape, we're revisiting some of our favorite segments, including the "singing sanitation worker" and the "Platza."
Strike a Chord: Neighborhood Parks
Neighborhood parks are the focal point of many communities. Kids frolic in playgrounds, people read on shaded benches, or simply meet and converse with their neighbors.
I Speak for the Stakeholders
Michael Pirson is a fugitive of the business world and a founding member of the Humanistic Management Network. "Put profits before human well-being at your own peril", he warns.But try making that case to CEO's or an undergraduate finance student.
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