Sal's

At Sal's Pizzeria in the predominantly black Bedford-Stuyvesant section, a character named Buggin' Out sat in a booth by Sal's "Wall of Fame," a photo collection of famous Italian-Americans -- Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Frank Sinatra, Joe DiMaggio and others.

Ray Sanchez: Latinos Rewrite America's Urban Folklore Ray Sanchez 2011

In the end, rioters burned down Sal's Pizzeria after the death of a young black man at the hands of police.

Ray Sanchez: Latinos Rewrite America's Urban Folklore Ray Sanchez 2011

"There is nothing that will ever justify what they caused my family to know, the suffering, the pain and the loss of Sal's life, which we will live with until we are with him again."

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In the end, rioters burned down Sal's Pizzeria after the death of a young black man at the hands of police.

Ray Sanchez: Latinos Rewrite America's Urban Folklore Ray Sanchez 2011

"There is nothing that will ever justify what they caused my family to know, the suffering, the pain and the loss of Sal's life, which we will live with until we are with him again."

Fairfax finalizes $2 million settlement with Culosi family in 2006 police shooting Tom Jackman 2011

The issue arose after Sal's owners, Anna and Guy Esposito, listed him on the last U.S.

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It might seem that Sal Paradise is impatient to get beyond the usual recording of scene -- "chatter-chatter, blah-blah" -- but Kerouac uses that impatience to motivate Sal's creation of an alternative way of writing that mosty avoids fancy phrasing and obligatory dialogue (although Kerouac's novels have plenty of dialogue -- it's just not of the ornamental variety) without sacrificing an attention to language to the exigencies of plot.

Kerouac the Writer 2009

Unfortunately, Sal's no longer on the show, but I'm holding out hope that Don Douchebag Draper will need an excellent and delightful art director in the near future.

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It might seem that Sal Paradise is impatient to get beyond the usual recording of scene -- "chatter-chatter, blah-blah" -- but Kerouac uses that impatience to motivate Sal's creation of an alternative way of writing that mosty avoids fancy phrasing and obligatory dialogue (although Kerouac's novels have plenty of dialogue -- it's just not of the ornamental variety) without sacrificing an attention to language to the exigencies of plot.

Style in Fiction 2009

At Sal's Pizzeria in the predominantly black Bedford-Stuyvesant section, a character named Buggin' Out sat in a booth by Sal's "Wall of Fame," a photo collection of famous Italian-Americans -- Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Frank Sinatra, Joe DiMaggio and others.

Ray Sanchez: Latinos Rewrite America's Urban Folklore Ray Sanchez 2011