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[lilianmanansala]

Ay yo, you’re looking at the newest grad student of @nyuniversity. 🤓 I’m thrilled to announce I got accepted into the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences #NYU! I will be pursuing a Master’s in American Journalism. It’s an incredible online program designed for professionals who want to learn and engage in real journalism—and I’m so freakin’ stoked and honored to be in the 2nd cohort. 🙋🏻‍♀️ I will still be able to dance, work, and choreograph out of Los Angeles while I pursue my advance degree. 💃🏻💥👩🏻‍🎓 Thank you to Linda Bernabei-Retter of @raddance, @pattygarycox, Mr. Michael Balsley of @pacificachristian, and @angie_coyne, for your letters of recommendation. 🙏🏽 To Adam and Lydia of #NYUJournalism for the amazing opportunity to be part of this program. 🙌🏽 And a huge thanks to @johnnycortiz, Miss Cindi Sears, @momanacia, @gavinmillette, and my family, for your support. ❤️ Love you all! Let’s go! #nyujournalism @nyu_journalism #nyugsas @nyugsas #gradstudent #americanjournalism #lilianmanansala #excitedandgrateful #nyugrad #newyorkuniversity (at New York University) https://www.instagram.com/p/CC7GvRwpMwA/?igshid=12bml4bb9ux5k

[paulsnatchko]

Live from @nyucas Alumni Assoc. / @nyuartsandscience's "Doing #Journalism in the Age of Trump" #NYUCAS #NYUAlumni #nyujournalism (at New York University)

[trekkingtribeca]

Welcome to my beat notes for my New York neighborhood beat, Tribeca! 

For my first story, I've decided to focus on the capital funding project on the Bogardus Gardens in the area. Of course, I had to get a feel for the area first, so I went this Saturday (during a snowstorm, no less) to check out the place. The park is currently under construction and luckily is right next to the Chambers Street train station stop.

It's a small area, but I've read up that this little area is an important park in the community. It's also closed right now due to "icy conditions". Because it was so cold, windy, and snowy, I didn't get to talk to many people in the streets (since there weren't many people in the streets in the first place!). However, I observed and walked around the gardens and got a feel of Tribeca here, which has a very different feel to what I'm used to in the Village and East Village. 

Hope the weather clears up soon so it's easier to travel and do this story! Been researching and archiving links about the place which I will post soon... 

Till next time!