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Feiye Wang
| Deputy Investigative | January 2012 | -- | May 2012 |
| Campus Editor | February 2011 | -- | June 2011 |
| Deputy City/State Editor | September 2010 | -- | December 2010 |
NYC activists fight for accessible taxis
The New York State Metropolitan Transportation Authority recently purchased 30 new MV-1 vehicles with a wheelchair-accessible ramp. However, its recent announcement that it will implement the Nissan NV 200 without a ramp has sparked criticism.
NYU student petitions to stop SOPA
CAS freshman Shashank Kasturirangan initiated a petition last month to address concerns over Electronic Arts' support of SOPA.
Senior House UVL winner proves juggling is an art form
CAS senior David Sangillo juggles his way to February's final round of UVL in his last attempt to win it all.
Stern professor awarded 2011 Nobel Prize in economics
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences co-awarded the year's Nobel Prize in economics to Stern professor Thomas Sargent and Princeton University professor Christopher Sims.
New York Blood Center preps for summer shortage
As school nears its end for the summer months, the New York City Blood Center is preparing for a possible shortage in the blood supply and is turning to the university for help.
Commuters recognized in week-long celebration
Commuter Appreciation Week kicks off today with spa treatments and wraps up on Friday with a cruise around the city.
Tisch senior takes a break from classes to tackle 'Dancing With the Stars'
NYU Tisch senior Ted Volynets has a passion for dancing, which has led him to Hollywood and landed him a spot on national television.
America Reads tutors lobby for federal financial aid spending
The group of work-study students, which took part in NYU's annual D.C. Day, met with members of Congress to discuss federal financial aid spending.
