–Chaos broke out after Kanye West announced a surprise show at Webster Hall. [Daily News]
–An in-depth look at P.S. 188, where almost half of the students are homeless. [New York Times]
–Here’s an examination of “controlled choice,” a plan intended to create more diversity in District 1 schools. [WNYC]
–Author DW Gibson argues that the city is not doing nearly enough to protect tenants from predatory landlords. From yesterday’s Sunday Review: Stiff fines, “along with a more aggressive pursuit of criminal charges for bad behavior and violations, would go a long way toward” convincing building owners to “think twice before taking a sledgehammer to their properties — and at least once about the people who in live in them.” [New York Times]
–Bad press related to the Rivington House scandal has apparently not hurt lobbyist James Capalino. [City & State]
–As Surma closes on Avenue A, Little Ukraine grows a little smaller. [New York Times]
–Screaming Mimi’s, the Lafayette Street vintage store, is relocating after 25 years. [EV Grieve]
–Photographer David Godlis is coming out with a new book documenting the punk scene at CBGB. [New York Times]
–The Back Room, the Norfolk Street speakeasy, is one of several bars deciding to ban customers under the age of 25. [Daily News]
