The New Yorker, August 7 , 1965P. 80 Les Lear, the old football pro, trains Native Street for Abraham Savin.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, August 7 , 1965P. 80 Les Lear, the old football pro, trains Native Street for Abraham Savin.
Find out who's making calls to his broker from his jet, detect by your own native street smarts which financial analyst whose high-paying job it is to tell you the truth is actually lying to you.
Six years later, Mr. Harnarine completed his thesis, a 16-minute film called "Doubles With Slight Pepper" that tells the tale of a bittersweet reconciliation between a father who returns to his native Trinidad from Canada and the son he finds there selling doubles, a kind of sandwich that is the island's native street food.
We compared the potential for exotic and native street trees to help reduce surface temperatures in urban climates.
On the Big Island, a native street preacher on a corner in Hilo hollered and shook his Bible at passers by.
One effect of the move toward cities has been a proliferation of Native American street gangs, which mimic and sometimes form partnerships with better-established African-American and Latino gangs, according to the F.B.I. and local law enforcement reports.
Each of these artists followed a similar path to arrive at this point: release a string of mixtapes, the free albums that were once native to street corners but are now the preserve of the Internet, and augment them with an active social-media presence, from Twitter to video blogging.
Meanwhile, over the past decade or so, a concentration of cutting-edge galleries - featuring everything from SoCal's native lowbrow street and graffiti artists to Japanese pop-art imports - has reclaimed an industrial area on Culver's eastern edge, creating an arts district to rival New York's Chelsea neighbourhood.
They are a diverse group — Latinos and Anglos, immigrants and the native-born, street protesters and musicians, filmmakers and bloggers, and a very small number of elected officials.
