Oxidative Phosphorylation: Life’s Energy Source
Abstracted from “A Scientists View of Almost Everything” by Mark M Green Let’s see how the food we eat is converted to the energy we […]
Abstracted from “A Scientists View of Almost Everything” by Mark M Green Let’s see how the food we eat is converted to the energy we […]
By J. Taylor Basker The Pandemic has not only caused illness and death to Palestinians but provides an opportunity for Israel to increase its persecution […]
An insightful new way to teach young kids (ages 4-9) to read and play music. By Hannah Reimann, illustrated by Lisa Kaiser New Piano […]
By Jill McManus The charming Revelation Gallery has played a welcome part in the Village art and music scene for the last couple of years. […]
By Robert Heide It’s Christmastime 2020 and I am finding myself walking down the street singing “Have Yourself a Merry little Christmas – Keep the […]
By Kieran Loughney On November 7th the flash came late in the morning, not from a cable network or a feed on the cellphone, but […]
By Kambiz Shekdar, Ph.D. There are two Dollys who have made impactful contributions in the annals of science and medicine, one is a sheep and […]
By Jeff Hodges When my daughter is at a symposium and the leader asks the participants to “tell us something we would never guess about […]
By Brittney Ryan Holly Claus asks children, “What do you dream to be, and what will your special dream contribute to the world?” She inspires […]
By Carol Yost The whole city mourns the loss of David Dinkins, our first and, so far, the only Black New York City Mayor (1990-93). […]
By Arabella Oz What’s happening with the world? What’s happening with our country? What’s happening with my health? My job, school, apartment, family? This year […]
By Anastasia Kaliabakos The months of November and December are typicallyconsidered to be the height of the “holiday season,” as people eagerly await popular holidays […]
Maybe Beth Israel Hospital won’t be closing! By Arthur Schwartz In April, as I was about to sue—again—to stop the new hospital, I got a […]
By Joyce Caruso Corrigan Columnist Charles Caruso passed away on August 6th, only a few hours after Pete Hamill did. No doubt these two newspaper […]
By George Capsis The pandemic has sent office workers home to the suburbs, closing offices and restaurants. New York is now a town that even […]
By Arthur Z. Schwartz Vija Vetra, a Latvian dancer, is the oldest resident of Westbeth. She is 97 years old. Yet she still travels around […]
By Arthur Z. Schwartz October saw more revelations about the extent to which public housing residents, especially children were being exposed to lead. And what […]
By Arthur Schwartz Back in mid-June, with NYC still in lockdown, and with crowds of demonstrators marching down 14th Street and smashing windows, Bill de […]