Rebecca Anna Maria Bayard, the daughter of Eliane C. Bayard and Henri P. Bayard of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, was married Jan.
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Other subjects include the unclassifiable artist Joe Brainard ("I Remember," 2012) and the gay civil rights activist Bayard Rustin ("Bayard and Me," 2017).
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Bayard Rustin Bayard Rustin was a civil rights activist and queer rights pioneer who advocated for those people who existed at the intersection of both identities.
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First Reformed Church of New Brunswick, 9 Bayard Street. firstreformedchurch.
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Jason Wang, the owner, is turning the original location at 2227 Bayard Street into Dumpling Spot for counter-service dumplings, pot-stickers and other small Northern Chinese items: 27116 Bayard Street, no phone, xianfoods.com.
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We brought in Bayard Rustin and Sidney Poitier to give lectures.
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Bayard Taylor, a traveling journalist, described the signing ceremony in Monterey.
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I thank those who are advocating for Mr. Bayard Rustin's pardon.
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"We see this as a national story," Bayard said of the report.
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Geneviève Jurgensen était éditrice chez Bayard et a rencontré Mme Gee en 2004.
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Geneviève Jurgensen était éditrice chez Bayard et a rencontré Mme Gee en 2004.
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LIGAYA MISHAN 64A Bayard Street (Elizabeth Street), Chinatown; 646-649-4921; no website.
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That said, Malcolm X knew James Baldwin and Bayard Rustin, and he respected them.
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Visiting Barthes at the hospital, Bayard discovers that the philosopher can no longer speak.
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My grandfather, Bernard Levy, grew up there, off Bayard Street, a few years later.
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Straylight, 32 Mulberry Street (between Mosco and Bayard Streets), (646) 590-2111; jukunyc.com/straylight.
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At Wilberforce University, Bayard sang on the school quartet and traveled the country to perform.
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White convinces Johel to run against the corrupt Sénateur Maxim Bayard in an upcoming election.
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Katherine Bayard — Waiter, please set the table for three: my girlfriend, her anxiety and me.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has been asked to posthumously pardon civil rights advocate Bayard Rustin.
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Over the years, Bayard has quashed plans to build a decent road out of Jérémie.
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Bayard Winthrop, CEO of American Giant, wants you to know that it is not that simple.
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The documentary gave insight into the life of political and social activist and strategist, Bayard Rustin.
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He rejected repeated calls to disavow Bayard Rustin, a close aide of his who was gay.
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"I am here because Bayard Rustin and James Baldwin, proud gay Americans, stood for my rights," Sen.
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Bayard Winthrop founded American Giant after spending nearly 20 years running businesses in the consumer products space.
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There was a block, on Bayard Street, with 39 tenement houses, and 2,781 people squeezed into them.
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The president also sent William Bayard Hale, a reporter, to find out undercover what was going on.
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Walter Reuther, and Bayard Rustin, and A. Philip Randolph were still in the room, and they mattered.
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Many of the demonstrations and marches of the 1940s-70s were orchestrated by openly gay, pacifist Bayard Rustin.
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Lorraine Bayard de Volo is expected to offer expert testimony on the ramifications of sexual assault and harassment.
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Danielle Bayard, 220, and Ryan Jackson, 220, learned this the hard way when they married in Tampa, Fla.
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Bayard also organized the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, bringing 200,000 to The District to demonstrate.
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In this piece, writer Louis Bayard describes what it was like to write The Times's "Downton Abbey" recaps. No!
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Students can choose their high school; several are on West 19913th in the multi-school Bayard Rustin Educational Campus.
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There are others who prefer to uplift the unseen civil rights players lost in Dr. King's shadow, like Bayard Rustin.
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Oi Chief Executive Bayard Gontijo has streamlined operations and worked to cut the company's 35 billion reais in net debt.
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Samuel Bayard, an attorney for Rolling Stone, declined to comment when reached by phone following the verdict on Monday night.
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As a gay man, Bayard Rustin fought for his rights and the rights of others during the civil rights movement.
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Bayard Rustin House Rustin, an African-American civil rights leader, lived in Chelsea from 21948 until his death in 21990.
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Bayard Rustin organized the famous March on Washington that prompted Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech.
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Hamilton spent his final hours at the home of his friend William Bayard, director of the Bank of New York.
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Hippolyte Bayard, who invented what was most likely the first photographic process, made some of his earliest exposures in his garden.
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And the one Louis Sullivan building in New York — the Bayard-Condict Building, at 65 Bleecker Street — has a remarkable collection.
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They are renting their house from a famous Haitian politician named Maxim Bayard, a "legendary Sénateur"—cultured, imperious, merciless, and corrupt.
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Now, there are far more influential LGBTQ folks that we remember and honor — like Bayard Rustin, Audre Lorde and Marsha P. Johnson.
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Bayard and Herzog attend a major conference on linguistics (which never took place) organized by Jonathan Culler (a literary theorist at Cornell).
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Instead we made a beeline to 65 Bleecker Street in NoHo, The Bayard-Condict Building, which is Mr. Berk's favorite in Manhattan.
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In 1971, a visit to her Brooklyn home by Bayard Rustin, the black civil rights leader, heralded an ambitious collaboration between Mrs.
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Bayard Winthrop is the CEO of American Giant, which he founded after spending nearly 20 years running businesses in the consumer products space.
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Dodge, who joined Aramco in 1949, was a son of American University of Beirut President Bayard Dodge, with graduate training in Princeton University's
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Their affair, conducted with little discretion in a tight-knit community, is the domestic counterpart of the political struggle between Bayard and Célestin.
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James Bayard (D-Del.), believed states did have the right to secede and that seats held by Southern secessionists simply no longer existed.
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Dr. John Bayard Britton was killed along with a volunteer escort, James H. Barrett, while arriving for work at a clinic in July 1994.
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Roberson had just graduated from West Chester's Bayard Rustin High School and planned to attend Jackson University in Florida this fall, the AP reports.
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Although most people associate the March on Washington with Martin Luther King, Jr., Bayard Rustin is the person who actually organized the massive event.
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"It is marvelous to see that the Italian community is learning a lesson the black community learned long ago," Bayard Rustin said in 1975.
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At once a buddy-cop plot, a fish-out-of-water comedy and a spy thriller, Bayard and Herzog's adventures become exercises in incongruity.
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The deal budgets $1.25 million for professionals for the company's official committee of unsecured creditors, which would include the Greenberg Traurig and Bayard law firms.
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Most attribute this attempt at erasure to Bayard Rustin's living as a proud gay man in a time where his existence was viewed as perversion.
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When "Downton Abbey" was a mere TV show, Louis Bayard, author of the novel "Courting Mr. Lincoln," recapped the series for The New York Times.
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So why is this the unsexy, complicated message that Bayard Winthrop wants to tell me, and for me to tell you, this story about American manufacturing?
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Two collections of less time-specific songs of Rustin's are available on iTunes titled Bayard Rustin Sings a Program of Spirituals and Elizabethan and Negro Spirituals.
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Despite their efforts, gay Civil Rights leaders and organizers like Bayard Rustin were limited in their capacity fight for legislation that protects black LGBTQ/SGL people.
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Bayard Rustin was a chief organizer of the 1963 March on Washington and thought reparations, and even separate African-American studies departments, were a bad idea.
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Dorothy Day, Bayard Rustin, and Harlem's own James Baldwin were among those to violate the United States's ban on food and drug shipments to the Caribbean island.
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And the post-Prohibition setting allows Bayard, best known for his adult historical fiction, to endow his narrator with freedoms most contemporary children can only dream of.
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When Bayard and Simon go to Barthes's apartment to look around, vigilant Simon notices that the book on Barthes's desk is linguist Roman Jakobson's Linguistics and Poetics.
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A museum should be established at the Stonewall site that extols such great LGBT American figures as Walt Whitman, Gertrude Stein, Bayard Rustin, Edith Windsor and Harvey Milk.
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They pointed out that one of King's closest aides was Bayard Rustin, an openly gay organizer who King refused to abandon when people pressured him to do so.
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LOS ANGELES — The civil rights leader Bayard Rustin, whose legacy had been tarnished by a 1953 conviction under laws that targeted L.G.B.T.Q. people, was posthumously pardoned by Gov.
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It's got a charming origin story (founder Bayard Winthrop was inspired by his father's U.S. Navy top from the '50s and the quality construction that went into it).
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Bayard Rustin, one of the key organizers, made sure to pay for a state-of-the-art sound system so people could hear the speeches from the stage.
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On a recent Saturday the gang — or what remains of it — was gathered at Yee Li, a restaurant at Elizabeth and Bayard Streets, reminiscing about the old days.
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It was placed by the Committee to Defend Martin Luther King and the Struggle for Freedom in the South, whose leadership included Bayard Rustin and A. Philip Randolph.
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While Reverend Jackson is among his more famous followers, I remember and revere E. D. Nixon, Bayard Rustin and Fred Gray, Roy Wilkins, Clarence Mitchell Jr. and Thurgood Marshall .
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The then-259-year-old Scotch was believed to be from the estate of 2500th-century aristocrat and sugarbeet magnate William Bayard Cutting; it sold for a cool $453,245.
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Watching from across Bayard street, under the awning of a Cantonese noodle shop, Ms. Maasbach and her museum colleagues tried to identify the objects being saved from the wreckage.
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In 1788, Mary's father, Nicholas Bayard III, ran into financial trouble; to settle it, he had his 100-acre farm in what is now SoHo carved into real estate.
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At the tiny, narrow store, situated on Bayard Street, one of Chinatown's more bustling blocks, the list of "Regular Flavors" includes black sesame, taro, red bean, pandan, and durian.
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At Sundance in January, it debuted a documentary about Martin Luther King Jr. speechwriter Bayard Rustin, alongside a four-minute viral video about a teen's friendship with a wild deer.
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As soon as the news of Barthes's accident is out, President Giscard d'Estaing, facing an upcoming election against Mitterrand, charges a taciturn officer named Bayard to look into the matter.
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Even before the gruff, Gitane-smoking Bayard interviews Barthes's colleagues—Michel Foucault, Philippe Sollers, Julia Kristeva, and Bernard-Henri Lévy—he realizes that he is in way over his head.
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We see leaders in the Civil Rights Movements who weren't church people, like A. Philip Randolph, who was an atheist, and Bayard Rustin, who was a Quaker and a homosexual.
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XI'AN FAMOUS FOODS The newest in this chain of Chinese spice havens is down the block from the original one at 2347 Bayard Street, closer to Bowery and much larger.
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The rift led to the exit of Chief Executive Officer Bayard Gontijo this month, speeding up the request for bankruptcy protection, a source familiar with the situation said on Monday.
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Those Pharol board members balked at former Chief Executive Bayard Gontijo's negotiations last month aimed at a debt-for-equity swap that would have diluted existing shareholders, sources said at the time.
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But whatever Malcolm X's personal views may have been about LGBT issues, it did not stop him from engaging in substantive and productive interaction with people like James Baldwin and Bayard Rustin.
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Bayard Winthrop has left me here, with Agular and Lucas and company, so that he can catch a plane back to San Francisco, telling me to stay as long as I want.
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"Fabric, in particular, stands out here; the fabric is the same Premium cotton slub fabric that we launched with our Premium T program last year," American Giant founder Bayard Winthrop tells Refinery29.
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Bayard and Herzog witness this aspect of language in action when they find themselves attending several nights of spectacle staged by the Logos Club, an ancient secret society premised on gladiatorial debate.
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Her father, Bayard Cutting, who came from an extremely wealthy American family, traveled the globe in search of relief from the symptoms of the tuberculosis that would kill him at age 29.
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In 1971, when he was 503, Mr. Sharpton founded his first civil rights organization, the National Youth Movement, with money from Bayard Rustin, the chief organizer of the 1963 March on Washington.
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" Another civil rights leader, Bayard Rustin, responded, "If my great-grandfather picked cotton for 50 years, then he may deserve some money, but he's dead and gone and nobody owes me anything.
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Moving to Manhattan, he studied business at New York University and met civil rights leaders like Bayard Rustin, whom he helped organize a youth march for integrated schools in Washington in 1959.
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A streetwise police intelligence superintendent, Jacques Bayard, is assigned the task of finding Barthes's murderers and the missing document, despite his working-class disgust for the "filthy little lefties" of Barthes's milieu.
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Concern over a looming bankruptcy plan gained steam on June 10 when Chief Executive Officer Bayard Gontijo quit after a majority of the company's board balked at the direction of the restructuring talks.
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Years ago, civil rights leader Bayard Rustin noted that lower middle-class whites were neither liberal nor conservative, they were both, and they would vote depending on how issues were presented to them.
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"The objection that Mr. Greenberg is white is nothing more than blatant racism," Bayard Rustin, chairman of the A. Philip Randolph Institute, a civil rights group, wrote in a letter to The Times.
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The Bayard Rustin Educational Complex, 351 West 18th Street, contains several public high schools, including Landmark, Humanities Preparatory Academy, Manhattan Business Academy, the James Baldwin School and Hudson High School of Learning Technologies.
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Bayard Rustin, best known for organizing the 1963 March on Washington, was also an important mentor to Martin Luther King Jr., bringing Gandhi's nonviolent methods of protest to the American civil rights movement.
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Ms. Chenery graduated from Smith College, worked for the Red Cross in Europe during World War II and was taking graduate courses in business at Columbia University when she met John Bayard Tweedy.
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"The Arc of Justice is long, but it took nearly 70 years for Bayard Rustin to have his legacy in the Civil Rights movement uncompromised by this incident," Weber said in a statement.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia Democrat Christy Smith launches first TV ad in bid for Katie Hill's former House seat California lawmakers ask governor to posthumously pardon gay civil rights leader Bayard Rustin Anti-vaccine protester charged after allegedly throwing menstrual blood at California lawmakers MORE (D) to posthumously pardon Bayard Rustin, a confidant of Martin Luther King Jr. who helped organize the March on Washington, for his conviction in the 1950s under a state law frequently used to target gay men.
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Both albums were originally released in the early 1950s under Fellowship Records—a label owned by Fellowship of Reconciliation where Bayard worked as a youth organizer and learned how to be a nonviolent demonstrator.
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King's belief in the equality of men regardless of who they loved is evidenced by his business relationship and friendship with Bayard Rustin, the organizer of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
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The departure of former Oi Chief Executive Officer Bayard Gontijo accelerated the decision to file for court protection, after a majority of the company's board opposed the direction of talks with the Moelis-led group.
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The history here is complicated and bitterly contested, but the upshot is that one faction of socialists — in particular, supporters of Max Shachtman and Bayard Rustin — opposed unilateral withdrawal of the American military from Vietnam.
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About four years ago, I learned of what feels like one of the most critical erasures in Black American history when a friend showed me a film called Brother Outsider: The Life of Bayard Rustin.
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"You cannot talk about a thriving economic recovery in a city when the vast majority of the people in that city are not benefitting," Marc Bayard, director of the institute's Black Worker Initiative, told me.
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After the fighting at Gettysburg concluded on July 3, Mr. Wilkeson had gone searching for his son, Lt. Bayard Wilkeson, a 19-year-old Union officer in charge of an artillery unit of six cannons.
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This episode of "State of the Re:Union" — a series that usually tells stories of specific locations in the United States — trains its attention on Bayard Rustin, a gay, black Quaker who helped guide the Rev.
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As Mr. Steinhauser, the Tea Party activist, planned rallies in Washington in 2010, he cited as one of his heroes Bayard Rustin, for his persistence in organizing blacks for the March on Washington in 1963.
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Other returning Brits deliver fine voice work as well: Matt Lucas, as the rhyming Tweedles, Stephen Fry (Cheshire Cat), Michael Sheen (White Rabbit), Timothy Spall (Bayard the bloodhound), Barbara Windsor (Dormouse) and Paul Whitehouse (March Hare).
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And then there are our fallen brothers and sisters, like Milk himself, or civil rights organizer Bayard Rustin, or Mattachine Society founder Frank Kameny, or transgender icons and Stonewall participants, Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera.
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"There's this increasing growth of urban refugees... many of them are going to be living in very poor urban conditions," says Bayard Roberts, fellow co founder of the Public Health and Humanitarian Crises Group at LSHTM.
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CreditCreditTravis Dove for The New York Times Three years ago, Bayard Winthrop, the chief executive and founder of the clothing brand American Giant, started thinking about a flannel shirt he wore as a kid in the 1970s.
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She invites us to reflect upon the sophisticated themes of Victor Hugo's full text of "Les Misérables" and accompanying illustrations by Émile Bayard, and how it has become sanitised and sentimentalised among today's audiences by the popular musical (and the Bayard image cropped for its logo.) The scope covers the Irish Potato Famine of the mid 19th century, prompting an intriguing study on memorials dating to as recently as 2016, to photography by Dorothea Lange of New York's Bowery in the 1930s, which formulates as living memory and a precursor to modern photojournalism.
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The current generation appears more interested in a history that spotlights strides made by figures like MLK and Malcolm X while also grappling with the erasure of lesser-known black names such as Bayard Rustin and Ella Baker.
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"Since we launched four years ago, our business has been growing like a rocket ship," said Bayard Winthrop, chief executive of American Giant, which makes sweatshirts, T-shirts and other types of activewear at mills in North Carolina.
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Even Bayard Rustin, who was arguably the organizing genius behind Martin Luther King Jr.'s pivotal "March on Washington," was marginalized in the history of civil rights movement -- a fact many have viewed as a byproduct of his homosexuality.
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Featuring Andre Braugher's character Bayard Ellis, a civil rights attorney whose presence gives the show an opportunity to look critically at law enforcement, it centers on a death row inmate whom Benson and Ellis attempt to save from execution.
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An openly gay man organized the march in less than two months Bayard Rustin is "the most important leader of the civil rights movement you probably have never heard of," as LZ Granderson put it in a CNN column.
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" They quote the great civil rights leader Bayard Rustin, the organizer behind the 1963 March on Washington, who once said: "If we desire a society that is democratic, then democracy must become a means as well as an end.
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An Ipsos study recently commissioned by the Catholic media group Bayard has created a new category of believers: "committed Catholics," people who don't necessarily attend church but identify with the Catholic Church through philanthropy, family life or social involvement.
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Her lawyers have asked Lorraine Bayard de Volo, an associate professor of women and gender studies at the University of Colorado, to testify as an expert witness about how women typically react when they are sexually assaulted or harassed.
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A visit by the black civil rights leader Bayard Rustin in 1971 heralded an ambitious effort to unite the city's black, Hispanic and so-called white ethnic communities in a common agenda, working with the New York Urban Coalition. Mrs.
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Other rich nuggets: a showcase, with audio, of real love letters written by slaves; excerpts from a performance-art project about black hair and identity; a "closeted history" that finds a television showing footage of Bayard Rustin, literally in a closet.
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Nick Russo might be new to Rocket League, but he knows team sports well: he is a career ice hockey coach at various age levels, and this year led Pennsylvania's Bayard Rustin Knights to the USA Hockey High School National Championship.
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As Bayard Guerson, 50, drove one of the new buses through White Plains to pick up elementary school students one morning last month, he checked the digital console on his dashboard showing how much charge he had left: 1503 miles' worth.
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"We're asking the governor to take a strong step and to send a profoundly impactful statement acknowledging that what happened to Bayard Rustin was wrong, that it was harmful, that it was a stain on the state of California," he said.
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Bayard Rustin, a civil rights organizer who had long experience with nonviolence, traveled to Montgomery and was surprised to see King's home was so full of guns that someone almost sat on a gun that was resting in a chair.
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"This perfect storm of threats to Mr. Mueller's perceived status is consistent with the well-settled, academically accepted, perceived threats to status that motivate a man to commit sexual harassment or assault," states Bayard de Volo in her report, according to the outlet.
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One group that took advantage of that opening was the Redeemers, a popular movement led by conservative, pro-business politicians who vowed to "save" the South, said Podair, who is writing a book on Bayard Rustin, a close aide to the Rev.
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Ramsey Clark, who had served as Attorney General under President Lyndon B. Johnson , chaired the inquiry; the committee members included the playwright Arthur Miller , the civil-rights leader Bayard Rustin, the psychologist and educator Kenneth B. Clark, and the labor leader Moe Foner.
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While the US remains deeply segregated to this day, New York-based activists like Bayard Rustin, Lee Lorch, and Dorothy Height secured pivotal civil rights victories for African Americans, advocating to dismantle discrimination and increase representation in areas from housing to education.
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"I spent 250 months planning every single detail of our special day, but it wasn't until the wedding was over that I realized I failed to ask one very important, but seemingly minor, question," said Ms. Bayard, who wishes she had asked about the acoustics.
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According to the site, Bayard de Volo (whom Mueller's lawyers claim has no experience as an expert witness) is quoted as saying Mueller "felt his job security was threatened, his identity as a radio personality was threatened, and his masculinity was threatened" before he met Swift.
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The Cubans did not win that point—though Diaz and partner Sergio Reynaldo Gonzalez Bayard routinely saved points with their feet in earlier matches, the most stunningly chill beach volleyball duo in Rio have yet to figure out how to win a point with their faces.
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At a time when many glorify strongman politicians or imperious CEOs, King offers a different kind of role model for a leader, says Jerald Podair, a history professor at Lawrence University in Wisconsin who has written a biography of one of King's closest advisors, Bayard Rustin.
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Lawyers for the creditors' committee with Bayard and Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld said in a filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware that converting Insys' Chapter 11 case would create a "morass" of fighting between creditors that could take a decade to resolve and dissipate the company's estate.
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John CampbellJohn Bayard Taylor CampbellHigh stakes in Nigeria's elections for impoverished citizenry — and US interests North Carolina county school board ends spanking policy General: 'Afghanistan is at an inflection point' MORE, who has served as commander in Afghanistan since 2014 and is expected to complete his tour shortly.
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Through it all, Bayard and Herzog follow the trail of the Logos Club, a "Fight Club"-style international organization of rhetoricians — politicians, academics and a criminal or two (the overlap in this novel is considerable) — who stage debate-duels where the loser is at risk of losing various appendages.
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In addition to co-authoring I F**king Love That Company (with Randy Komisar of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers), Bayard has shared his story with everyone from the likes of global leaders at Google Zeitgeist to leading a panel in front of the U.S. Senate about the state of U.S. manufacturing.
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Detroit, Bayard added, may be exceptional in some ways—a higher percentage of residents of color, the recent bankruptcy, the blistering pace of downtown growth—but the struggles residents are facing in Detroit are essentially the same as those facing residents of color of other gentrifying cities all over the country.
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We're the inheritors of not just philosophical generalizations but of a very specific historical struggle — the legacy that Crispus Attucks, Nathan Hale and Sullivan Ballou left by dying for the creed; the legacy that Eugene Sledge, Frances Perkins, Bayard Rustin and a million immigrant ancestors left by suffering for it.
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John CampbellJohn Bayard Taylor CampbellHigh stakes in Nigeria's elections for impoverished citizenry — and US interests North Carolina county school board ends spanking policy General: 'Afghanistan is at an inflection point' MORE outlined the challenges facing coalition and Afghan forces and warned the situation could deteriorate should the U.S. not extend its commitment to the country.
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A case can be made for him as the progenitor of the pragmatic-progressive strain that leads to Dr. King and, even more, to Bayard Rustin and Obama—disabused of illusions, but insistent that with time the Constitution can be realized in its fullness and that democratic politics are the way to do it.
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I recently spoke to Bayard Winthrop, the chief executive of one such business, the San Francisco based sportswear manufacturer American Giant, who told me he could take or leave lower tax rates or the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiation, but would be interested in economic incentives that reward his company for keeping jobs local.
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In one of the novel's joyous send-ups of academic discourse, when Bayard first finds Herzog the professor is lecturing on James Bond; and at every subsequent point on their journey, much like Bond being hunted by Smersh, Binet's characters, too, are everywhere stalked by shadowy figures, seeking, or trying to destroy, the seventh function.
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What's Selling Now 2 Bayard Street, No. 4C, Williamsburg 12 WEEKS on the market $1,100,000 list price 0% ABOVE list price SIZE 1 bedroom, 43 bath DETAILS A 14-year-old condo with hardwood floors; a living room with 16-foot windows; an open kitchen with stainless-steel appliances; a loft with a home office; and a balcony.
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Although Yee Li closed this year after more than 30 years on Bayard Street, John Chan, a scion of the family that had owned the shop, opened New Yee Li in January in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, filling a niche for classic Cantonese roast meats and other specialties in an area with a growing population of Chinese immigrants.
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" King is at the center of the book, but its scope is more broad, and Branch's "fundamental insight is that King shared the movement with an extraordinary array of catalytic personalities," including Ella Baker, Bayard Rustin and numerous student activists, whom our reviewer said helped marry King's "intellectual grasp of theology to the direct action that made the movement successful.
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After getting dinner with friends on Federal Hill, my buddy Jason Kap and I took a car drive past a handful of old haunts, like the warehouse on Bayard Street where the Rise parties were thrown every Friday during the mid-to-late 90s, and a brownstone on Hollins Street that my ex-girlfriend and other club personalities lived in.
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