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CUNY students rage against hike 31 percent tuition bump totaling $300 a year approved by board Hundreds enrolled at City University of New York protest in the streets Four arrested {page 02}

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Tuition increase angers CUNY body Board votes for $300 yearly boost over next four years Four CUNY students arrested in clash with police in quiet Gramercy neighborhood PHOTOS: EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN/METRO

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Coney Island crime wave It may be the offseason but crime is heating up on the boardwalk, according to the New York Post. Authorities are reportedly investigating a slew of crimes at Coney, including burglaries, arson and the vandalism of lifeguard stations and other Parks Department facilities. METRO/EAE

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Tenured CUNY professor Bill Crain is escorted out by security after he rushed the sitting board members yesterday, demanding an apology for arrests of students last week.

Students clashed with police yesterday after the CUNY Board of Trustees voted nearly unanimously to raise tuition 31 percent over the next four years. Four protesters were arrested, police said. Two were charged with reckless endangerment, one for harassment and another for disorderly conduct. They were part of a group of nearly 500 angry students that decried the $300 tuition hike outside Baruch College in Gramercy. “This city is expensive,” said Meli Rodriguez, 18, a CUNY sophomore from

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Queens. “$300 for me is a lot of money.” She said the board is blind to the student’s plight. “$300 for them is one dinner,” Rodriguez said. “$300 for me is two

months of groceries.” Despite student outcry, the board voted 15 to 1 to approve the tuition hike. Kafui Kouakou, the student trustee, was the sole “nay” vote.

Cost comparison CUNY chancellor Matthew Goldstein said increased enrollment, state budget cuts and pending layoffs made it a necessity. Here’s how CUNY’s cost compares to other public community colleges, according to The College Board:

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cupy Wall Street protesters, according to a new report out yesterday. According to the New York World, the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade cost $192,000 in police

The approval means undergrads would pay $6,330 tuition a year by 2015, compared with last year’s tuition of $4,830. Baruch College administrators prepared for the $4,928: Massachusetts Community Colleges $4,882: University of Wisconsin system $4,155: SUNY system $3,538: Maryland Community Colleges $3,490: Connecticut Community College System $3,070: City Colleges of Chicago

overtime last year — more than an average day of police guarding Occupy Wall Street. The NYPD estimates that paying police officers overtime for Occupy Wall Street-

tenured psychology professor at the City University, rushed from his seat toward the board moments after the meeting began last night. Wearing a sign around his neck that read “Apologize,” he demanded that the board show remorse for arresting students. Last Monday, students stormed a board of trustees discussion of the tuition hike and 15 were arrested. “I want them to apologize for beating students,” Crain said. “The hike is a betrayal of this university. They will drive lowincome students away.” METRO/EAE

vote by shutting down the campus and canceling classes after 3 p.m., afraid of what bad news might bring. Students marched up and down Lexington Avenue, angry about the vote, but not altogether surprised. “It was going to happen no matter what,” said Lindsey Freer, 30, an English graduate student from Astoria. “The point was to get as many people out here to publicly shame them.” EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN emily.epstein@metro.us

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Italian student murdered HARLEM. The identity of a

young woman stabbed to death in Harlem last week was revealed yesterday. Rita Morelli, 36, was killed last Wednesday night in her 120th Street apartment in what police think may have been a burglary. She was seen by neighbors talking to a man they didn’t recognize just before she was murdered. Morelli came to the U.S. to study at Hunter College. METRO/AB

“She ... tried to push his enormous body off hers.” NEW YORK.

That was the claim in a $75,000 sex trafficking lawsuit filed yesterday against former New York Giants star Lawrence Taylor. The suit was filed by the woman who said she was forced to work as a prostitute and service Taylor last year in a motel upstate. METRO/CB

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Wealth work pays: Greenwich trio hits record Conn. jackpot Money managers turn $1 ticket into $254M Powerball win Lawyer: They plan to give much of it to charity It’s a riches-to-riches story for the 1-percent class: Three Greenwich, Conn., wealth mangers claimed a $254 million Powerball jackpot yesterday — and promised to donate much of the pot to charity. Greg Skidmore, Brandon Lacoff and Tim Davidson announced yesterday that they won the quarter of a billion dollars. The trio bought a $1 Quick Pick ticket at a Stamford, Conn., gas station on Nov. 2, with the winning numbers of 12-1434-39-46, Powerball 36.

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They formed a trust and hired a lawyer to help manage the money. All three work at Belpointe, a firm that offers advice and services on wealth management, real estate and legal issues. The company manages $82 million, according to the New York Post. The jackpot ranked as the largest ever won in Connecticut, dwarfing the previous record of $59.5 million in 2005. According to the Belpointe website, Skidmore was a former member of

Donating it The three will take home $103,586,824 after taxes, their lawyer said, although they say they plan to donate a significant amount to charity. “This is going to benefit many people,” said their attorney. They reportedly put together a trust to manage the money before announcing their big win.

the United States sailing team and hoped to go to the Olympics before joining the firm. “It feels good,” was all he would say at a press conference yesterday. The manager of the gas station also reported glee at the winnings: Ranjit Singh’s BP station will receive $100,000 for vending the winning ticket. “We’re really happy,” Singh told reporters. “Christmas is a little early.” ALISON BOWEN

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Frank A member of Occupy L.A. camps out in a tree after the deadline to shut down the encampment.

told a detractor in 2009. Frank, 71, said his decision was spurred by the difficulty of running for reelection in a newly redrawn district and his desire to spend more time writing and teaching. He has said to several aides that he did not want to die in Congress. REUTERS

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Barney Frank announced his retirement from Congress yesterday, leaving fellow Democrats without their foremost defender of a landmark financial-regulation overhaul that Republicans and Wall Street groups want to repeal. Elected to the House of Representatives in 1980, Frank was one of the first openly gay politicians to serve at a national level. In an era of carefully crafted political images, he has stood out for his rumpled demeanor and scathing wit. “Trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table,” he

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LA protest sticks around Police in riot gear closed in before dawn yesterday on anti-Wall Street activists who defied a midnight deadline to vacate their encampment outside Los Angeles City Hall — but the police later pulled back. A crowd of activists numbering approximately 2,000 overnight remain at City Hall for the time being.

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Two women were nominated as Metro’s Women of the Year yesterday — and the two reasons may surprise you. Vanessa O’Brien of Boston nominated Gabby Giffords, the Arizona

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date Herman Cain told CNN last night that a woman from the Atlanta area was about to claim that they had a 13-year extramarital affair. Cain told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer the claims were untrue, and that he feared they would harm his family more than his presidential bid. METRO

Congresswoman whose recovery from a January assassination attempt inspired many. And Kim Kardashian continues to inspire nominations almost as quickly as she inspires irritation. “I would like to nominate every woman in America who is NOT Kim Kardashian,” writes Phil from Philly. Send your nominations for Man and Woman of the Year to mwoty@metro.us through Dec. 9.

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Beginning to look a lot like Kindle Amazon.com said yesterday it saw a surge in sales of its Kindle devices, helped by its new Kindle Fire tablet, on the crucial “Black Friday” shopping day after Thanksgiving. Consumers bought four

16K+ The new Kindle Fire is a crucial part of Amazon’s eﬀort to sell more digital products such as e-books, apps, video games, music and movies. The company is selling the tablet in more than 16,000 retail stores.

times as many Kindles on Black Friday as they did on the same day last year, when the company sold only e-readers, the largest Internet retailer reported. The $199 Fire was the best-selling product on Amazon.com on Black Friday and it has been the top seller in the eight weeks since it was launched, the company added. The Kindle Fire was the best-selling tablet in Target stores on Black Friday, Nik Nayar, vice president of merchandising at Target, said in a statement. Target sells several tablets, including the market-leading iPad from Apple Inc. REUTERS

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Some 150 websites allegedly selling counterfeit goods including shoes, purses, sunglasses and sports jerseys have been seized, authorities said yesterday, coinciding with the Cyber Monday holiday shopping day. U.S. authorities in the past few days slapped notices on the seized websites — with names like www.pumaoutlets.net — in a bid to thwart sales of

“Most of the actual counterfeiters and criminals involved are overseas.” JOHN MORTON, HEAD OF CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT AGENCY

the counterfeit goods. However, authorities say they face difficulties prosecuting the sellers of the fake goods because they are typically overseas, predominantly in China. REUTERS

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‘Bob Miley’ or ‘Lyin’ Miley’? Hannah Bong-tana, it’s time to come clean. After it surfaced during the weekend via The Daily that Miley Cyrus was presented with a Bob Marley-shaped cake at her 19th birthday party at the Roosevelt Hotel in L.A., and then quipped, “You know you’re a stoner when friends make you a Bob Marley cake — you know you smoke way too much f—in’ weed,” she is now retracting it, saying the video was all a “joke.” Her rep tells TMZ that Miley was just joshing about the cake and that the Bob Marley reference was because her friend Kelly Osbourne has been calling her “Bob Miley” since a film of her ripping a huge bong hit leaked last year. Cyrus

Pippa scores a book deal Royal sister-in-law Pippa Middleton has secured a nearly $600,000 advance to write a party planning book, according to the Mail on Sunday. An auction for the socialite’s project had reportedly been going on for weeks, with publisher Michael Joseph, an imprint of Penguin, coming out on top. “It will be about entertaining and how to throw the perfect party,” a source says. “It’s not just

Speaking of people totally lying, Charlize Theron, who is now on the promotional circuit for her new film “Young Adult,” is trying to make us believe that she wasn’t beautiful nor popular in high school (how many “pffts” can I fit into one column?). “I wore really nerdy glasses because I was blind as could be and the boys didn’t like [me],” she tells People. Listen, Hollywood movies and actresses: Glasses don’t hide the fact that women are 5foot-10, thin and gorgeous. You can take off the glasses, but you can’t take off the ugly.

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reportedly writing without the help of a ghostwriter, is due out in time for the 2012 holiday season.

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Angelina Jolie, funeral director? Pippa Middleton

about being the perfect hostess — it will also include recipes and information about how to host different types of events.” The book, which Middleton is

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“You know you’re a stoner when friends make you a Bob Marley cake — you know you smoke way too much f—in’ weed.” CYRUS, 19 claimed it was salvia, a legal herb, and not marijuana, in the bong. Cyrus’s rep says she is not a pothead. Pfft. Right. Because nonstoners are known for their love of all things Bob Marley. My 74-year-old Republican mother has a giant Marley tapestry hanging in her living room just because it matches her sofa.

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Angelina Jolie says the woman all the tabloids write about isn’t her. “I don’t see those things. I don’t know who they are but I assume they’re not me. They’re not who I am. They’re not what I spend my day caring about. I find them quite shallow and often quite wrong,” she says tells “60 Minutes.” Jolie also reveals that aside from acting, she was

The feed ... Checking in with some of Hollywood’s biggest names to see what they’ve been up to — in their own words, in 140 characters or fewer. Charlize Theron wants us to believe she was once ugly.

@rickygervais: Is there anything more boring and pointless than tweeting about someone’s typos or syntax on twitter? It’s f—ing TWITTER for Christ sake.

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Willis joins society Tallulah Willis, the youngest daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, is officially part of high society. The 17-year-old was introduced at Le Bal des Debutantes at the Hotel Crillon in Paris over the weekend, according to Us Weekly. Tallulah was joined by her older sisters, Rumer and Scout, and her fa-

Today, Oprah is starting to understand pageant parents, Ricky Gervais doesn’t appreciate being corrected, Kelly Osbourne is hitting the store with Ozzy, and Conan O’Brien isn’t enjoying his drink. @Oprah: Think this mom with the girls in pageants is fulfilling “her” dream, not her daughters.

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interested at one point in becoming a funeral director. “It sounds like this very strange, eccentric, dark thing to do,” she says. “That was going to be my path.”

ther, while Moore was noticeably absent.

Anne Hathaway is engaged The new Catwoman Anne Hathaway is engaged to boyfriend Adam Shulman, her spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman provided no details beyond confirming the engagement, per Reuters. Hathaway, 29, has been dating Shulman, an actor and jewelry designer, since 2008. Rumors of their engagement swirled throughout the weekend when photos of the two surfaced with Hathaway sporting a giant ring.

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myentertainment These stars aren’t still in a turkey coma

1: Seth Rogen was seen with Rafiki from “The Lion King” at Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., on Saturday. 2: Ronnie Spector performed at the 28th annual Seaport Chorus Tree Lighting Spectacular at the South Street Seaport in

New York City on Friday. 3: Penelope Cruz attended the 29th Torino Film Festival opening ceremony in Turin, Italy, on Friday. 4: Kylie Minogue was inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association’s Hall of Fame at the 2011 ARIA Awards in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday. 5: Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek attended the “Puss in Boots” premiere in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday.

6: New retiree Regis Philbin attended a signing for his book “How I Got This Way” at Barnes & Noble in Glendale, Calif., on Saturday. 7: Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott and their children, Stella and Liam, performed at the “Yo Gabba Gabba Live” show at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, Calif., on Saturday. 1: PHELAN EBENHACK/DISNEY PARKS VIA GETTY 2: CINDY ORD/GETTY 3: CAROLINE MCCREDIE/GETTY 4: MARK METCALFE/GETTY 5: STEFANIA D'ALESSANDRO/GETTY 6: DAVID LIVINGSTON/GETTY 7: MICHAEL BUCKNER/GETTY

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ess than 5,000 words keep me from becoming a true novelist at midnight Wednesday. Without NaNoWriMo, I probably would’ve never written so much. The added pressure of a deadline was the real pusher, and I suggest that young writers give themselves a time limit and see how much they can write. I’m going to record how much I write every 30 days and try to beat it in the next 30! Here are a few other lessons NaNoWriMo taught me. To be a writer, one must constantly be writing. This

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‘Scott Turow’s Innocent’ MOVIE. Bill Pullman steps into the Harrison Ford role in this sequel to “Presumed Innocent,” which finds Judge Sabich accused of murdering his wife. The film adaptation of Turow’s novel kicks off TNT’s “Mystery Movie Night” series. Premiere, 9 p.m., TNT

‘The Biggest Loser’ REALITY. Ken Paves give the final five contestants makeovers and Jeannie Mai helps them buy clothes for their new svelte selves, to be revealed to loved ones flown in to celebrate their achievements. And then everyone cries. 8 p.m., NBC AMBER RAY

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or the first time in her five years of walking down the runway as one of the Victoria’s Secret Angels — watch them strut tonight when the show airs at 10 p.m. on CBS — Australian bombshell Miranda Kerr got the honor of wearing the $2.5 million Fantasy Treasure Bra. And that’s just months af-

ter giving birth to her first baby with husband Orlando Bloom. We ask her the question every woman wants to know. You lost the baby weight ridiculously fast. Can you give us a breakdown of your daily diet?

Everyday is different, but I like to start the day with a fresh green juice with

Backstage talk “Working out makes your skin glow. It’s a natural detox. I also drink a lot of water and coconut water and love Rodin Olio Lusso Face Oil. For makeup, I use black mascara and lip gloss.” ADRIANA LIMA

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kale, spinach, cucumber, beets and lemon. Then half an hour later, I have a power smoothie which has Sunwarrior protein powder, chia seeds, maca powder, raw cacao, bee pollen, goji berries, noni juice, Vitamineral Green and coconut water. Then an hour after that I’ll have oatmeal or eggs. That’s my three-course power

breakfast. For lunch I might have some grilled fish with goat cheese or baby spinach salad and olives. Sometimes I’ll have a sweet potato. At dinner, I’ll have a lentil soup and maybe some chicken. And I love to have my salads with avocado, feta and spinach. It sounds like a lot of careful maintenance. What does your workout regimen look like?

I’ve been practicing yoga for over 12 years. After I had the baby, I started doing Pilates. That was really helpful. Three weeks leading up to the VS show, I start working out five times a week using a resistance band and

leg weights. Is the Fantasy Treaure Bra heavy?

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Get quote, do good Allstate Insurance has started the “Quotes for Autism Speaks” program, which will donate $10 to Autism Speaks, the world’s largest autism science and advocacy organization, for every insurance quote collected until Dec. 14. Mark LaNeve, Allstate’s EVP of marketing and sales, is the father of autistic twins, making the cause extra close to the company. Allstate is hoping to donate $500,000 to Autism Speaks; visit Autismspeaks.org/ allstate or call 866998-4488 to get started. METRO/ME

Would you know if it’s whooping cough? Last year several states saw huge outbreaks of pertussis, the bacterial disease that causes whooping cough. It can be nearly impossible to diagnose, especially in its early stages. Because it is particularly serious for babies, and 70 percent of infants who come down with it are exposed to it from a family member, make sure you — and any adult who cares for your baby — get the Tdap booster. If your child does become sick, Parents advisor Ari Brown, M.D., author of “Baby 411,” says to watch for these warning signs that may mean he has whooping cough. He has bad coughing ﬁts:

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New website to get addicted to Need a laugh to get you through the day? Of course you do. Check out Nickmom.com, a new blog from the folks behind Nickelodeon with funny stories, videos and pictures. At the end of next year, NICKMOM will launch a fourhour block of programming on Nick Jr. with talk shows, stand-up comedy and other content geared toward today’s hip, tech-savvy mom (who likely grew up watching Nickelodeon).

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Basic respect: Common sense RE: “EARN RESPECT, REP. BACHMANN”: I disagree

with John Demerjian’s assertion that Rep. Michelle Bachmann has to earn his respect so as not to be called a vile name. I was taught that each person is entitled to basic human respect — but I guess liberals don’t believe that. As far as criticizing Mr. Obama, that is her right under the First Amendment. I would hope he is capable enough that he doesn’t need the Roots and their ilk degrading an opponent in order to win re-election.

More liberal double standards: What would happen had Jimmy Fallon and the Roots given Michelle Obama or Nancy Pelosi the same treatment they did Michele Bachmann? There would be boycotts, demands for firings, and accusations of sexism. Liberals complain about Bachmann not respecting Barack Obama, but where were those same liberals when it was George W. Bush in the White House? ROCCO LORE, VIA E-MAIL

Um, actually Michele Bachman is a lying, bigoted [person]! Good for the Roots for playing the song.

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Rich don’t earn their own way

The so-called supercommittee couldn’t find any spending cuts? What about foreign aid? What about these very costly wars? What about the billions given to the America-hating U.N.? What about the socialist government departments like education, housing, and energy? What this country desperately needs is better congress-

It’s obvious: The superrich don’t work for the money they get and call theirs; they hire others to do the work for them. Profit from underpaying workers, overcharging customers and government subsidies are automatically credited to their accounts. These profits are earned, but not received, by those who actually did the work. Redistribution, from those who got but didn’t earn — to those who earned but didn’t get — would be justice.

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