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David Koeppel

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Media Relations Professional. Formerly Manhattan University, NYU Langone, @TheNewSchool and @CUNY Former Freelance Writer NYTimes.

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Why college grads are heading back...to community college

Why college grads are heading back...to community college

College grads are heading back to school, but not grad school. In some cases, associate's degrees offer more …

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Where Is Real-Estate Relief for Military Families?

Where Is Real-Estate Relief for Military Families?

In July 2007, Eddie Ortega, an Air Force firefighter with 10 years of military service, purchased his first h…

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Immigrants Wanted: Rust Belt Cities Need You!

Immigrants Wanted: Rust Belt Cities Need You!

Arnoldo Muller-Molina, a Costa Rican native with a PhD in artificial intelligence, could have moved his fledg…

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An unexpected bright spot for unions

An unexpected bright spot for unions

Georgia is rarely thought of as union-friendly, but as the entertainment industry in the peach state has flou…

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Millennials Embrace Alternative Medicine, a $32 Billion Business

Millennials Embrace Alternative Medicine, a $32 Billion Business

David Koeppel is a New York-based journalist who has covered business and economics for a number of publicati…

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Why high school kids are financially illiterate

Why high school kids are financially illiterate

By David Koeppel, The Fiscal Times A report out this month finds most states doing a poor or mediocre job in …

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Robert Lipsyte Won’t Mourn the New York Times Sports Section

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By David Koeppel
| Intelligencer Verified
Photo: Gary Hershorn/Getty Images This week, the New York Times announced that it was disbanding its sports department after nearly a century and reassigning the section’s staff to other parts of the paper. The move wasn’t a total shock; it came a year and a half after the Times purchased online sports outlet the Athletic, which will now provide primary coverage for Times readers. Long before that deal, the Times sports section had occupied a strange place at the paper.
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Professor of Religious Studies Receives Prestigious National Peacemaker Award

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By David Koeppel
| manhattan.edu
Kevin Ahern, Ph.D., professor of religious studies and director of the new Manhattan College Dorothy Day Center received the Eileen Egan National Peacemaker Award by Pax Christi Metro New York. Ahern was honored for his work as the director of Peace and Justice Studies at Manhattan College and for his efforts as a leader with several international Catholic peace movements.
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U.S. Department of Education Designates Manhattan College as a Hispanic Serving Institution

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By David Koeppel
| manhattan.edu
College enrollment of Hispanic students has increased more than 10% since 2013.
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