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Gay judge becomes court pioneer Paul Feinman praised by friends, fellow justices for fortitude Timothy Balk FacebookTwitterEmail Appellate Justice Paul G. Feinman is questioned by the New York State Senate Judiciary Committee during to determine his qualifications to become an associate judge on the Court of Appeal of New York State Tuesday June 20, 2017 at the State Capitol in Albany, N.Y. (Skip Dickstein/Times Union)SKIP DICKSTEIN Albany For the first time in history, an openly gay judge was confirmed to the state's highest court in June. The state Senate approved Paul Feinman's nominatio...

Columbia study spots to use during COVID-19 Columbia study spots to use during COVID-19 Princeton Huang / Staff Photographer It might have been difficult to find the perfect study spot on campus during finals season, but how about during a global pandemic? For students living either on or off campus, it can be exhausting to search for a place to sit and work with the physical distancing guidelines. Spectrum’s got you covered with tips on where to study around campus during the COVID-19 pandemic. Libraries It’s obvious, we know, but we want to ensure that you haven’t forgotten about th...

Reuse, reduce, and recycle, but what about composting? Reuse, reduce, and recycle, but what about composting? Tina Wang / Staff Illustrator With indoor dining set to resume soon and the city slowly coming back to life, many wonder about the precarious future of New York City’s composting program. By Irene Madrigal | February 10, 2021, 8:46 PM The three R’s of sustainability: reduce, reuse, and recycle. These practices are essential for a green future, but more often than not, composting is forgotten in the mix. Compost is organic material that can be added to soil to aid the growth ...