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America's most famous city, New York, is home to some of the world's best-known skyscrapers, many of which once held the title as world's tallest.

Need some great documentaries to use in your college classroom for Black History Month? Here are some interesting films that contemporary college students will enjoy.

Here's a time line of milestone dates marking African American achievements in higher education.

Collecting Breyer horses and other model horses provides an engaging, affordable past time the whole family can enjoy.

New York's hundreds of famous and impressive skyscrapers, both historical and modern, combine to form the world's best-known skyline

Millions of tourist each year come to see the greatest collection of skyscrapers in the world that together combine to form Manhattan's instantly recognizable skyline.

Online shopping has become a multi-billion pound business, but so has online fraud. Firewall protection helps, but the Consumer Protection Act is the shopper's saviour.

When people think of New York, Manhattan often comes to mind first as a destination. However, Brooklyn's historical sites are well worth a visit.

Museum interns can explore their love of the sea while earning college credit.

Do you need a topic for an American history essay? Here's some of the highlights of the last 250 years or so to get you started!

Dispel Christmas day blues with a selection of alternatives to normal film viewing.

It is perhaps most fitting that Mr. Barack Hussein Obama the offspring of both black African and white American parents will become the first black to take the oath.

The history of the skyscraper from the 1800s when taller buildings became a necessity in the United States. Architect and designer Jenney conceptualized its beginnings.

Christmas ornaments were first made by Americans during the 1940s, creating their own distinctive style of tree decorations.

Here are a few 1960 events that could link well with silver anniversary and public service ads in 2010

Since the birth of the skyscraper two American cities, Chicago and New York, have battled it out to build America's tallest building.