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Encyclopedia > New Yorker

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The New Yorker Hotel, a New York City Hotel in Midtown Manhattan (0 words)
Even a New York City landmark hotel with over 75 years of experience needs a redesign every once in a while.
Over the next short while we will be refreshing the entire hotel from the lobby to the 40th floor, and everything we do is with you in mind.
The New Yorker Hotel is one of the most popular New York City hotels for business and leisure travelers to New York.
t r u t h o u t - New Yorker Magazine Breaks 80-Year Tradition, Endorses Kerry (4390 words)
New York - For the first time in its 80-year history, the venerable New Yorker magazine has endorsed a presidential candidate, urging readers to vote for Democrat John Kerry in next week's election.
New Yorker Editor David Remnick told the Washington Post that he had no problem in breaking with tradition to endorse a candidate.
The New Yorker editors were not wholly uncritical of Kerry, acknowledging that he could be "cautious to a fault" and remarking that his failure to aggressively attack Bush's record until late in the campaign had been a missed opportunity.
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