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- Herrera Fashion Week Runway
- Anna Wintour @Herrera
- KC Quilty CD release
- kickbacks
- dance swoop
- indoor rings
- pop burger celebrations
- nyu city slickers
- Mini Din
- sun kissed cigarettes
- rivergate balcony
- beside the empire state
- ash it
- rivergate views
- No parking
- Jane st. Cafe corner
- corner bistro
- bedford duplicates
- birthday poppyseed bagels
- jdog birthday shinanigans
- Ma & Pa at the Heim
- view from the top
- guggenheim tiers
- Guggenheim
- festive florals
- hermes spirit
- window shopping
- Bryant Park Haven
- Fashion Week styles
- Bryant Park hangs
- Hard Hats
- prey
- Salute your Fur
- Cowboy housing works caps
- hats off to ya
- quick glimpse
- FIGHT CLUB
- CODE RED
- VOTE BARBIE
- BE STUPID (?)
- pay phone get-up
- spring st. vogue
- Barbershop peeks
- New York Shaving Co SOHO
- SOHO MURALS
- STEVO FIST PUMP
- Public
- miller kinship
- voyerism
- bloopers cinque
- bloopers quatro
- bloopers tre
- bloopers due
- outing bloopers
- lil & lanky duo
- recca and billa pre cape town
- JLDC recaps
- Popo reunions
- sleva leva back!
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About Me
- hila
- A Recent 2009 NYU Graduate with a B.S in Media, Culture, & Communication from NYU's Steinhart; fusing studies in communications, impact of technology, politics, and business alongside personal interest in social activism, I create this blog for a Wagner Course. Further compelled by personal involvement in the Palestinian and Israeli conflict i was drawn into researching refugee populations for my final Blog project in the Wagner Course: "Globalizing Social Activism and The Power of the Media." It was a perfect framework to look more closely at how technological advancements and media influence have given voice to the global refugee crisis, and what role the media plays in shaping public agenda concerning global crises. Having done former comparitive research on Western and Arab media, Middle East Conflict coverage,and theories of globalization this felt like a natural progression.
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