No Tables for Anyone Under 30 at This St. Louis-Area Restaurant
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No Tables for Anyone Under 30 at This St. Louis-Area Restaurant
against children and families, but as Pam found out, the practice remained widespread.7 Families with children were turned away in as many as 7 in 10 housing searches.
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Bingo night is the new warehouse rave
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The youth belong at the rave, at the block party, in the mosh pit, loitering in the park at midnight.
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Only 15 percent of black renters looking for housing relied on the Internet. By not consulting print or online listings, Crystal and Vanetta constricted their options to what they could see with their own eyes, often from a foggy bus window.8
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websites, clubs, media platforms and conferences sprang up, most of which tended to focus on younger, self-employed women and members of the creative class. Two years
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Group-friendly dining, while nothing new in NYC, is seeing a resurgence with more communal set-ups that encourage people to mingle, make friends, and even hook up.
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Table service had been the norm in the 1980s at select clubs in Paris, where New York club owners first saw it; in the 1990s they imported it to New York as a way to expedite serving drinks.