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April May 1999 Issue

The First Word: The Best and The Brightest 1999

By Patricia Harty, Editor-in-Chief
April / May 1999

April 1, 1999 by Leave a Comment

This, the last 'Top 100' for this millennium, shows that at the turn of the century the Irish in America have reached heights of success surely unimagined by those impoverished immigrants who crossed the Atlantic to seek a new life in the last century Was it even conceivable that a group of people who were told they `need not apply' would today be the ones doing the hiring? … [Read more...] about The First Word: The Best and The Brightest 1999

Time Stands Still at Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral

By John A. Barnes

April / May 1999

April 1, 1999 by Leave a Comment

You could be forgiven for thinking they had never left. But it was not the world-famous, stately edifice that stands on Fifth Avenue between East 50th and 51 st Streets that was the center of attention. No, it was the far more humble Old St. Patrick's Cathedral, located far downtown at the very unfashionable intersection of Mulberry and Prince Sts., right where what is left of … [Read more...] about Time Stands Still at Old St. Patrick’s Cathedral

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