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A student skateboards to class at Long Island University's Brooklyn campus, Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2016 in New York. Behind him is an inflatable rat, part of a demonstration by the school's faculty. An agreement to end the lockout was reached on Thursday. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan

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Students at the Long Island University campus in Brooklyn picketed outside the college in support of their instructors this past Tuesday. About 400 full-time and adjunct members of the faculty at the private Brooklyn school were barred from their classrooms and had their email accounts and health insurance cut off just days before classes were scheduled to begin on Sept. 7. The school held classes with replacement instructors. AP Photo/Verena Dobnik

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Locked out Long Island University Brooklyn professors march on a picket line on the first day of fall 2016 classes outside the school's main entrance on Flatbush and DeKalb avenues. Eagle photos by James Harney

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Long Island University Brooklyn's main building at Flatbush and DeKalb avenues, where faculty and university administration are embroiled in a contract dispute over the Labor Day weekend. Eagle photo by James Harney

Long Island University-Brooklyn hit with labor pains on Labor Day Weekend

September 2 | By James Harney

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DISTRICTING COMMISSION VOTES 13-1 IN FAVOR OF NEWLY-DRAWN CITY COUNCIL MAPS: The New York City Districting Commission today voted 13-1 today to submit the 51 newly drawn City Council district maps to the City Council. 

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BROOKLYN DENTAL SITES PART OF MEDICAID FRAUD AGREEMENT: Performing medically unnecessary pediatric root canals got two Brooklyn  pediatric dentistry locations affiliated with Dr. Barry L. Jacobson and his company HQRC Management Services LLC into a joint investigation between the Attorney General’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU), and the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey. 

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“It’s a momentous day for the comedians and im “It’s a momentous day for the comedians and improvisers of Brooklyn. The Second City is announcing the opening of a brand new entertainment complex in the borough’s hippest neighborhood.” Read the rest of our “‘The Second City’ enters the Brooklyn comedy scene” article, which is linked in our bio.
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