Until March of this year, one woman was lucky enough to rent a two-bedroom apartment in Greenwich Village – one of the city’s most desirable neighborhoods – for about the cost of a cab ride.

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A former student of the influential philosopher defends him against filmmaker Errol Morris’s “character assassination”

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