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	How to look for work in New York City Daily update ⋅ April 28, 2018
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	How Big Can the NFL Draft Get? New York Times A supersized draft costs millions of dollars to produce, but O'Reilly said it now essentially breaks even. Now that the draft is fully unshackled from New York, where it took place for nearly a half-century, the N.F.L. intends to continue taking its show on the road. Twenty other cities have expressed interest ... Flag as irrelevant
	For City Hall, #MeToo Becomes #YouToo New York Times As it turns out, Mr. de Blasio has a #MeToo problem much closer to home. Data released by his administration last week shows that New York City doesn't consistently track sexual harassment complaints across its 361,000-person work force. It has little or no information about how often those complaints ... Mayor Bill de Blasio: Albany Cuts Forced NYC to Waste $530 Million of New Spending - Observer Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	How A 30-Year-Old Attorney's Salary Changed Over 16 Years Refinery29 In our series My Salary Story, women with years of career experience open up about the most intimate details of their jobs: compensation. It's an honest look at how real people navigate the complicated world of negotiating, raises, promotions, and job loss, with the hope it will give young women more ... Flag as irrelevant
	Everlane's new $110 Day Glove flats look and feel like they cost a lot more — here's what we ... Business Insider I got a white pair, despite my better judgment as a city-dweller, and they look super modern and sleek with everything from jeans to slip dresses. Though they don't have any sort of stretch by the heel tab, these flats are still exceptionally comfortable. The leather is thin and flexible so there's no extreme ... Flag as irrelevant
	The NYC Spring Haircuts You're About To See Everywhere Refinery29 We asked the hair pro to work his magic on four NYC girls itching to make a change this season. For some people, that might mean going shorter — but for everyone, Sharpton says, "It's about making something that's personal to them." Ahead, the coolest, most low-maintenance cuts you're about to see ... Flag as irrelevant
	Artists and Loft Tenants Protest New York City's Department of Buildings Hyperallergic Artists and other tenants of New York City's thousands of live-work lofts are growing increasingly frustrated with their treatment by the city's Department of Buildings (DOB), and on Friday afternoon ... He's the boss of the Loft Board, and he can tell them, 'Look, keep the artists, keep live-work tenants here. Flag as irrelevant
	North and South Korea Set Bold Goals: A Final Peace and No Nuclear Arms New York Times SEOUL, South Korea — The leaders of North and South Korea agreed on Friday to work to remove all nuclear weapons from the Korean Peninsula and, ... and perhaps measures to withdraw troops from inside the Demilitarized Zone, the heavily armed buffer area between the two Koreas, and create a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Urban Lens: How Stanley Kubrick's early photography led to his iconic film career 6Sqft (blog) This week's installment comes courtesy of a new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, "Through a Different Lens: Stanley Kubrick Photographs." Are you a photographer who'd like to see your work featured on The Urban Lens? Get in touch with us at tips@6sqft.com. Before he directed films like ... Flag as irrelevant
	A Chalkbeat cheat sheet: What's going on with Upper West Side desegregation Chalkbeat New York A viral video and a late-night tweet by New York City's new schools chancellor may have left you trying to catch up with the debate about a proposal to ... An angry mom insists that telling children that they didn't get to attend a great middle after "you worked your butt off" will drive home the message that ... Chancellor Richard Carranza stands by his tweet of viral video in Upper West Side integration fight - Chalkbeat New York Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	How They Made the Movie References Pop in 'Ready Player One' New York Times Steven Spielberg's gamified look at the future spends a lot of visual moments in the pop culture past. The film, based on Ernest ... The production designer Adam Stockhausen (who won an Oscar for his work on "The Grand Budapest Hotel") had a large folder of images of New York City. But instead of ... Flag as irrelevant
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