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Swine Flu Causes Brawl On NYC Subway
Swine Flu Causes Brawl On NYC Subway
swineflusubway If you think tensions over swine flu are exaggerated, think again. We saw a violent altercation between two women this morning on the New York City subway because of H1N1. The D train was traveling south from Rockefeller Center (50th Street) to Bryant Park (42nd Street) shortly ...
City kicks off school swine flu vaccine program
City kicks off school swine flu vaccine program
nydailynews.com — The citywide in-school swine flu vaccine program started Wednesday morning at 125 small elementary schools. Schools chancellor... Joel Klein and Health Commissioner Tom Farley went to Public School 157 in Brooklyn to kick off the massive anti-virus ... (more) City kicks off school swine flu vaccine program
No swine flu vaccine for private pre-K kids
nydailynews.com — The city will not vaccinate 60% of prekindergarten kids for swine flu because their subsidized programs are... not located in public schools, the Daily News has learned. (more) No swine flu vaccine for private pre-K kids
School swine-flu shots begin
nypost.com — City officials began administering swine-flu vaccine to schoolchildren yesterday in an effort to head off a repeat... of last spring's outbreak that sickened hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers and closed dozens of schools. In the first phase of the ... (more) School swine-flu shots begin
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Underground Ethics: Coughing in the age of Swine Flu
Second Ave. Sagas | A New York City Subway Blog — ... to be at their best, and most people need the money. When one gets sick, one is often inclined to ride it out while heading to work, and generally, riding it out means, literally, riding on the subway while sick. Meanwhile, with Swine Flu fears on the rise, with the government proclaiming health emergencies, New Yorkers generally wary of the petri dish of the subways are even less tolerance of the underground coughers. Today, Lawrence Delevinge has a story for our times about a fight on his D train over Swine Flu fears: If you think tensions over swine ...

Cover Your Mouth or Raise Your Fists
City Room — What we’re looking at on the Web today … A fight erupted when one woman accused another of not covering her mouth when she sneezed and possibly spreading the H1N1 virus on a downtown D train early this morning. The fight, which ended with spitting, hair pulling, and possibly a punch, does not appear to have infected anyone with the virus. [The Business Insider] The ...

Swine Flu, Big Whoop, Wanna Fight About It?
Gothamist — ... It was only a matter of time before the Swine Flu hysteria escalated to the next level and what better place for it to heat up than New York City on the D train. The Business Insider's Lawrence Delevingne caught a glimpse and an earful of the first reported swine flu-induced subway altercation this morning while nearing the 42nd St Street- Bryant Park stop. ...

Eavesdropping Is What Guests Do Best…
Guest of a Guest - NYC People, Places, Parties & Nightlife — Dakota Fanning named Homecoming Princess. Lucky 47… [EOnline] Harvard to offer sociology course on “The Wire.” [NYP] Fisticuffs in the Washington Post newsroom. [Mediate] Swine Flu induced brawl on D train. [Business Insider] U.S.S. New York reaches Manhattan. [NYT] ...

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