[Journalists] need some help

[LoriStay at aol.com]

I think Princeton is in New Jersey.   My friend Christine, who is blind, 
went there.

As for the subways, you just have to keep asking people.   They are quick 
but dirty!   And there are buses as an alternative and cabs, if you are in a 
hurry, but they don't always know where they are going, as I have found.

The worst part of the subway system is the stupid metro card ae the fact 
there aren't that many people manned token books.
There are machines to get tokens, but I'm not sure how accessible they are.
Lori

In a message dated 7/12/09 2:06:08 PM, annpetrous at gmail.com writes:


> I heard that NYU is crazy
> hard. If you know of any in jersey, I would appreciate it. I love ny, but
> its too expsensive. I would love to go to Pace, or Columbia but again, 
> they
> are private schools, and idon't have the money for that. I also didn't see 
> a
> disibility office on their home page. Thanks for the information. I even
> checked manhatonville, and st. johns college. They sound great, but they
> don't have the program I want. I've visited NYC twice, and loved it.  Do 
> you
> use the subway system? Is it hard to figure out which one to take, if you
> can't see? How would you figure that out? I'm just curious, so if I do 
> find
> one there, I would be prepared.  I've been on the subways, and I couldn't
> figure it out. Lol I was with a friend, so I didn't have to worry to much
> about it.  ASU sounds great so far, but I'm still looking.
> 




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