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Talking War in New York

By AAN Staff
december 4, 2002  01:20 am
Talking War in New York
How does a country on the edge of war look? Four partiers board a subway wearing fatigues and gas masks. Frustration mounts at an anti-war protest meeting. New York City is theoretically divided into hot, warm, and cold zones of chemical contamination. Graduate journalism students at Columbia University record their observations as a series of vignettes for The Local Planet Weekly "It's the same approach we used for 'Seven Days at Ground Zero,'" which won a 2002 Alternative Newsweekly Award for feature writing, says Planet Editor Tom Grant, who is also a Columbia graduate.
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