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From New York Review of Books
Volume 11, Number 9 · November 21, 1968

Story
By Paul Goodman

To the Editors:

Your readers may be interested, in the following exchange of letters.

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September 18, 1968

Mr. Paul Goodman
402 West 20th Street
New York, New York 10011

Material Requested:

"The Black Flag of Anarchism," by Paul Goodman, The ( Read more... )

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Former Republican N.C. Sen. Jesse Helms dies at 86 ( Read more... )

Here, Hitchens gets experimentally waterboarded for Vanity Fair's sake.

And here, he delivers an absolutely gratifying stomping to Patrick Buchanan's apologia for Nazi Germany ( Read more... )

Naïve Teacher Believes In Her StudentsMay 26, 2004 | Issue 40•21 ( Read more... )

NEW EMAIL ADDRESS

After eight years with the same email address, starting in the next week or so, I will be changing over to McGill Alumni's email-for-life.

You can reach me there at:

[my first name].[my last name]@mail.mcgill.ca

As you probably know, there is no "I" in my first name, and the last is Stani-(not StaniS-)-forth.

Word.

Don't have time to read all of this, but I'm going to link to it here so I can enjoy it in full later on: The Moral Life of Cubicles.

Oh, and this interview with Gore Vidal looks really promising as well.

Now, off to work!

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