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Love the over-the-top stylized description. Could do without the pregnant part however, almost offended.

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Black sesame, wasabi, corn - "do these sound like ice cream flavors?" ask frequenters of this "cute" spot. Surveyors add, the "fantastic fusion" of "great-tasting," "exotic" ingredients is the draw, and what's more, regulars say the portions are "generous" and the quality "amazing." Out of a possible 30, Sundaes and Cones receives a 25 for quality, a 22 for display, and another 25 for service. Zagat says prices here are moderate.

Stuyvesant YC is a membership club founded in 1890. It was originally at Port Morris, then sited on what is now Orchard Beach. It moved to it's present location in the 30's when Robert Moses decided to make Orchard Beach a NYC public park. The club members are primarily sailboaters although all are welcome. See the club's website for scheduling and contact information.

Knish Nosh has ket their quality all of thse years. still by far the best knish I have tasted thus far. Is it true they have expanded?

Greatest place to live during the early 1940's and I am in my late 70's (age that is)

love to have western beef out here in phila pa

still one of the most beautiful skyscrapers in the world

it cool how you can see the whole building

At time of construction, most expensive dorm is US history; over $70M, at least $20M was overrun. The construction delays meant some plan amendments; originally the building was supposed to have concrete arches on the tops of the towers, similar to the one on the Third Avenue South (now Alumni Hall) dorm a few blocks south. As costs rose and the project ran over a year late, these were omitted. This meant that the roofs had not been designed to be exposed to the elements; as a result, during the first year of full occupancy (1988-1989 school year), the elevators shorted out several times during major rainstorms. Another architectural oops was that the kitchens all had very sensitive smoke detectors, but many were designed without exhaust hoods for the stoves. This meant approximately 40 false fire alarms in the first few months of occupancy, most resulting in residents having to walk down and back up; the building is about fifteen stories.

With the demise of the College Inn (thanks Columbia Trustees for not renewing their lease), Tom's is now the last greasy spoon in the area. Not a fan myslef, but they have decent fries. Another known fact: Suzanne Vega's song "Tom's Diner" was based on Tom's Restaurant (Ms. Vega was a student at Barnard).

"Monk's" on Seinfeld. Northeast corner of Broadway and 112th. Kenny Kramer's Seinfeld reality tour stops here.

mattama irukku

Going to high school with no females is a drag

Ate lunch at "the coffee shop" - didn't have the Big Salad, though, just a grilled cheese...

It's my school, and it's the best

No....Sid Vicious killed Nancy in "Chelsea Hotel"

was that the hotel Sid Vicious killed Nancy in?

The Seinfeld characters should have been in excellent physical shape during the show's run, as they supposedly all lived somewhere in the West 70's, and were always meeting at Tom's!