March 24, 2000
Cooper Union Turns to Its Real Estate to Avoid Having to Charge Tuition
After years of deficits, trustees wheel and deal to make the most of a boom in New York City
This parking lot in the East Village is not the center of the American economic boom. But you can see it from here.
Crane your neck, and the top of the World Trade Center towers comes into view,
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