where can I find a good place in NYC to improve my reading speed?
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Probably the Sylvan Learning Center... or the library.
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yea i know a couple good ones it depends your grades though. There is Columbia, NY, and others around in New York ill do more research for u if ur interested :) !
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Try Twizi.com, they have a map and info of hostels in Manhattan.
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How about Chinatown in NYC?  Check out Pearl River Mart or Mall of Great Wall.\n\nEdison NJ might also have some, but more selection in Chinatown, for sure.
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Try a local used bookstore
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"Janes  Weapons"  Library  or Barnes&Noble, Books-a-million, etc
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try the NDA (Dyslexic's National Association) lol!!
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Not safe and not that close..Harlem is too far north from NYU. Queens is also too far north from it too.\nI would check out Brooklyn..technically it is over the river from Manhattan and right across from downtown where NYU is. The subway wouldn't be that long.probably 5-10 minutes.  New Jersey may be another bet though. It is south like Brooklyn and not far from downtown Manhattan (where NYU is)
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um go to this source and find newyork and it will tel you some
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There are progams like "Eye Q" that can make you a faster reader.  But the best thing for you to do is read, read and read some more.
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Check out the Evelyn Wood Speed Reading Course. \nWhen you are there be sure to check out the David Dinkins School Of Speech.
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Stick with Amazon, http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?link_code=ur2&tag=richkahmerfin-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&path=external-search%3Fsearch-type=ss%26index=blended%26keyword=audiobook\n\nOr if you go to Cracker Barrel restaurant they have a swap program.
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Check out newyork.craigslist.org or villagevoice.com.
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Try Twizi! below links to their New York page, it has a map of hostels for less than 25 dollars in Manhattan.
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Try Readers digest\nb
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try perty city,they may have something for you.
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Lots of reading, not just books, but newspapers too.  Be sure to look up any words you don't know if you cannot derive the meaning from context.   Also I find crossword puzzles are a great way to build your vocabulary, because it has you thinking of the alternate meanings of words and phrases.