What would you change about NYC?

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Time Out New York / Issue 668 : Jul 17–23, 2008

What would you change about NYC?

With elections on the way and Hair in previews this week, we've started thinking about activism and change. And it seems, so have you.

	Activism for every attention span: Inspired by a readers' poll of top concerns, we show you how to improve our city, no matter how much—or how little—time you're willing to give.
	TONY Fix-It Day: We’re making your life better on Monday, Jul 21.
	Retro active: The unspoiled Jonathan Groff feels the love in the 1960s hippie-rock musical Hair.
	Peace. Love. Protests: In the ’60s, these New Yorkers took on the Man.

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