NY man sentenced for slashing fellow Buffalo State student
BUFFALO, N.Y. - (AP) -- A former student at Buffalo State College has been sentenced to six years in prison for using a box cutter to slash another student during a fight last year. The Erie County District Attorney's Office says 23-year-old Mohamed Kaba of Yonkers was also sentenced Monday to three years' post-release supervision for the September 2015 attack that left Tyrell Ganey of Queens with numerous scars. Prosecutors say Kaba started a fight with the 23-year-old Ganey outside the stud..>> view originalReport: Bills targeting Reggie Bush
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When it comes to understanding survival prognosis and treatment trade-offs near the end of life, patients with advanced cancer and their physicians do not appear to be on the same page. A cross-sectional analysis of 236 patients and 38 oncologists shows that 68% of patients with incurable cancer held opinions about their survival prognosis that differed from those of their oncologist. What's more, only 1 in 10 patients knew they did not have the same understanding. The analysis was published..>> view originalDead tape: New report says slow bureaucracy worsens NYC ...
Dead tape: New report says slow bureaucracy worsens NYC housing shortage Home prices grew 177% since 1986, but construction fell short July 19, 2016 07:00AM By Konrad Putzier You can’t walk a block in New York City without spotting a construction crane. But no city has done a worse job over the past two decades of building enough housing to meet demand, according to a new report by listing site Trulia. And a slow bureaucracy may be partly to blame. Between 1996 and 2016, hou..>> view original
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