Stephen Fried

An excellent humor writer whose blog documents some of the unusual details of observant Jewish life in New York

Kseniya Ivnitskaya

An excellent writer who applied her talent to business and marketing while studying at New York University. Like me, she spends her spare time with her sketchbook and visiting art galleries.

Luke Gehrke-Rodriguez

Luke was my classmate in F.H. LaGuardia High School and went on to study interior design at Pratt Institute. He is a gifted artist and one of the most exciting personalities I know.

Kevin Walsh

Kevin is my favorite urban historian, the man behind the legendary Forgotten New York site, which was recently printed into a book.

The Israel Project

A nonpartisan, nonprofit pro-Israel organization that seeks to improve the image of Israel in the journalist community

The New York State Assembly

These 151 elected officials belong to the lower house of the state legislature. Their internship program matches an intern for every member.

The Student Support Services Program at CCNY

Not only did I work here as a tutor, but I also received valuable tutoring in return in subjects where I needed improvement.

Coach USA-Gray Lines

Double-Decker bus tours of New York given by guides who have a Jeopardy-like obsession with New York-related trivia, a love of history and public speaking.

Chari Pere

City College Artistic Properties

The City College of New York has a huge art collection. Sadly, most of it is hidden away in storage.

CCNY's Historic Campus Architecture

Curbed

New York City Roads

This site documents the history of New York's highways and bridges. A good place for history buffs and engineers

Embrace Argentina Quality Tours

Tours of Argentina, a beautiful country at the bottom of South America. Highly educated guides speak French, Spanish, and Italian. Also includes tours to Colonia in Uruguay.

Queens Crap

A blog documenting the growth of ugly architecture in Queens, New York. This blog is updated daily, considered an important local new source.