Event: Mafrika Festival In Harlem

African music will light up Harlem on June 1 as the MAFRIKA Music Festival comes to town for the third year.

Aging Hip-Hoppers Brand-Loyal

Even hip-hoppers have to age, and the demographics of this much-wooed market are indeed starting to shift, according to a new report, “The Young Urban Consumer Market in the U.S.,” from the Packaged Facts division of Marketresearch.com.

Columbia Grad Paterson Takes Helm

One of Columbia’s own, David Paterson, CC ’77 and an adjunct professor at the School of International and Public Affairs, was sworn in as governor of New York state on March 17.

Swinging On The Island

 
 
 
 
 
 
Double-Teired driving off the East River.
Maybe we’ll have one on the Harlem River? Golf is a great game, but we could sometimes do without the walking, the retrieving of balls and the scorekeeping.

Harlem Flips On Clinton

Harlem was once the only place in the nation where Hillary Rodham Clinton could count on black support. Now it’s hard to find any Clinton backers there, even in the shadow of her husband’s 125th Street office.

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