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“Businesses in the area largely cater to alcohol consumption, and corner stores devote a good chunk of counter space to rolling paper for joints, though two new Quail Street cafes and a bakery have provided a glimmer of hope for long-suffering residents that sobriety could become a viable economic model.”

You can read the university president’s crap [see post below]; or you can get the real deal. Here.

Margaret Soltan, March 27, 2011 5:25AM
Posted in: the university

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  1. bfa Says:
    March 27th, 2011 at 10:12PM

    actually, the student ghetto sounds nicer than most of Albany. the whole city is a dump. upstate New York in general has awful cities- they’ve all had the life sucked out of them by the loss of manufacturing and hairbrained redevelopment schemes, and what’s left isn’t worth bothering with.

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