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Adelphi University

Adelphi University

About Adelphi: A modern metropolitan university with a personalized approach to higher learning Adelphi University, New York, is a highly awarded, nationally ranked, powerfully connected doctoral research university dedicated to transforming students' lives through small classes with world-class faculty, hands-on learning, and innovative ways to support academic and career success. U.S. News & World Report named Adelphi a 2026 Best National University, Best College for Veterans, and Top Performer in Social Mobility. In addition, Forbes has ranked Adelphi the top private university on Long Island for the past three years. Adelphi serves more than 7,300 students at its beautiful main campus in Garden City, New York—just 23 miles from New York City's cultural and internship opportunities—and at dynamic learning hubs in Manhattan, the Hudson Valley and Suffolk County, as well as online. More than 123,000 Adelphi graduates have gained the skills to thrive professionally as active, engaged citizens, making their mark on the University, their communities and the world.www.adelphi.edu

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Oct 7, 2026

Shreya UrvashiHOST
44:58
Um, yeah, I think before we close this interview, now that the book is out and you all are promoting it, you, you have, like, your classes going on, what next in this? Do you have anything planned or any fut- next editions of the book or any future events planned?
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
45:16
Well, the most immediate thing, on November fifth, we're gonna host a hybrid book launch event where we will be there and some of the authors to talk about the book at Adelphi University at our New York City campus, which is in Midtown Manhattan.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
45:32
Uh, it will also be online.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
45:34
You can get more information at mxy.nyc on our website.
Shreya UrvashiHOST
45:35
Um, yeah, I think before we close this interview, now that the book is out and you all are promoting it, [chuckles] you, you have, like, your classes going on, what next in this? Do you have anything planned or any fut- next editions of the book or any future events planned?
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
45:53
Well, the most immediate thing, on November fifth, we're gonna host a hybrid book launch event where we will be there and some of the authors to talk about the book at Adelphi University at our New York City campus, which is in Midtown Manhattan.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
46:09
Uh, it will also be online.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
46:11
You can get more information at mxy.nyc on our website.
GeorgeAUDIENCE
6:23
I'll try to get you a book from the, uh...
GeorgeAUDIENCE
6:25
I'll try to get you some material from Adelphi, and I'll mail it to the station when I-
Walter SterlingHOST
6:29
I lo-
GeorgeAUDIENCE
6:30
If that's okay with you
Walter SterlingHOST
6:30
... by the way, I went, I went to the Adelphi website.
Walter SterlingHOST
6:32
I looked it up.
Walter SterlingHOST
6:33
I printed it out for her.
Shreya UrvashiHOST
49:48
Um, yeah, I think before we close this interview, now that the book is out and you all are promoting it, you, you have, like, your classes going on, what next in this? Do you have anything planned or any fut- next editions of the book or any future events planned?
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
50:06
Well, the most immediate thing, on November 5th, we're gonna host a hybrid book launch event where we will be there and some of the authors to talk about the book at Adelphi University at our New York City campus, which is in Midtown Manhattan.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
50:22
Uh, it will also be online.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
50:24
You can get more information at mixi.nyc on our website.
Shreya UrvashiHOST
46:02
Um, yeah, I think before we close this interview, now that the book is out and you all are promoting it [chuckles] you, you have, like, your classes going on, what next in this? Do you have anything planned or any fut- next editions of the book or any future events planned?
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
46:20
Well, the most immediate thing, on November 5th, we're gonna host a hybrid book launch event where we will be there, and some of the authors, to talk about the book at Adelphi University at our New York City campus, which is in Midtown Manhattan.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
46:37
Uh, it will also be online.
Matthew X. CuringaGUEST
46:38
You can get more information at mxy.nyc on our website.
ErinNARRATOR
55:05
The bride said, "You could feel the energy." Welsh and Shatternick, a 35-year-old commercial fisherman and school custodian, both grew up around Montauk on the eastern tip of Long Island.
ErinNARRATOR
55:14
Welsh has a bachelor's degree in film studies and visual arts from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, and a master's degree in art education from Adelphi University.
ErinNARRATOR
55:22
Their families worked in hospitality, with Welsh's family owning The Point and Shatternick's family owning Salivar's Clam and Chowder House and Marlena's Pack Out.
ErinNARRATOR
55:32
They did not meet, though, until the summer of 2021, when they were introduced by the bride's uncle at The Point.
ErinNARRATOR
55:05
The bride said, "You could feel the energy." Welsh and Shatternick, a 35-year-old commercial fisherman and school custodian, both grew up around Montauk on the eastern tip of Long Island.
ErinNARRATOR
55:14
Welsh has a bachelor's degree in film studies and visual arts from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, and a master's degree in art education from Adelphi University.
ErinNARRATOR
55:22
Their families worked in hospitality, with Welsh's family owning The Point and Shatternick's family owning Salivar's Clam and Chowder House and Marlena's Pack Out.
ErinNARRATOR
55:32
They did not meet, though, until the summer of 2021, when they were introduced by the bride's uncle at The Point.
Chris ManakGUEST
7:20
He was from New York, and he l- did a radio show with, uh, I guess Chuck D was doing radio, you know, before.
Jeff WeissHOST
7:26
Yeah, like Adelphi University era.
Jeff WeissHOST
7:28
Yeah, the-
Chris ManakGUEST
7:29
Yeah
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:40
If a flood or landslide moves enough sediment to cover a sauropod, it is likely to crush or winnow away smaller, more delicate bones, like the skulls and end of the tail.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:50
So the very situations that preserve large animals also bias the record of them, says Adelphi University paleontologist Michael Demick.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:59
Given the low odds of preservation, It's astounding that experts have found as many sauropod bones as they have, but the spotty fossil record can sway their view of the past.
speaker_0NARRATOR
7:09
Paleontologists used to think that sauropod dinosaurs had disappeared from North America around 100 million years ago, only to return millions of years later.
GeorgeAUDIENCE
59:36
It's...
GeorgeAUDIENCE
59:36
But my daughter went to a school that's recognized for speech pathology, Adelphi University in, uh, Garden City.
GeorgeAUDIENCE
59:44
Uh, they also have a program if you go to there pr- you can go there if you haven't f- to ease...
GeorgeAUDIENCE
59:49
It's hard to get in to be a speech pathologist.

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