Own_Decision_4063

Own_Decision_4063 t1_j961kpl wrote

I just can't get over the fact that 2 mothers meet up in the hallway and allows thier kids to run and you know that they're probably screaming too, and think that it's ok like a playground. And apparently thiers a place in the building upstaurs in a common area for children to play?

And that these mothers don't see anything wrong with it just is even more ridiculous.

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Own_Decision_4063 t1_j6qmqux wrote

Not really sure since it was awhile ago and things change, but speak with your guidance counselor since that type of diploma opens more doors based upon merit.

She went to Stonybrook and only paid for dorming, but was offered a good scholarship at NYU at yhe time however decided no because she wanted to get away from home. Look into all NY colleges since they are the only ones who know about the regent programs.

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Own_Decision_4063 t1_j5n94z4 wrote

Yes! I remember that station with the lights and little bridges when we had to disembark from the A train and get off at this stop. It was so strange at the time and reminded me of Phomtom of the Opera. Then the old fashioned elevator with the gate and person operating it. Very cool since lived in NYC all my life and never knew.

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Own_Decision_4063 t1_j5n41ck wrote

I've only been as far up there to 175th stop. Why is this tunnel so long and what's the points it's connecting?

I remember another stop that had to take an elevator uo to the exit, and some sort of lanterns and small bridges in the station to cross over tracks that was strange having never been at that station before. Upper West Side foreign to me.

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