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  • 1. Letters

    Letters


    Published: October 9, 2001

    EAT YOUR GREENS Wayne Barrett's article "The Giuliani Dilemma" [October 9], about Democratic mayoral candidates Freddy Ferrer and Mark Green, was excellent. I am a Democrat...

  • 2. NY Mirror

    Loft in Former Burlap Factory

    Toni Schlesinger
    Published: October 9, 2001

    Location DUMBO Rent $1900 (market) Square feet 1600 Occupants Ocean Lee MacAdams (managing editor, MTV News), Suzanna Petren-Moritz (consultant, Bain & Co.) (This column was...

  • 3. NY Mirror

    The Way We Shop Now

    Lynn Yaeger
    Published: October 9, 2001

    "I dreamed there was a dog and it was being cooked, you know, on the stove," the salesperson is saying into a phone at the empty Chanel outlet in Woodbury Common. "And then...

  • 4. NY Mirror

    Landscape Memory

    Coco McPherson
    Published: October 9, 2001

    STONEY Age 21 Resides Queens Occupation Video-production assistant What should be built in the areaonce occupied by the towers? There should be a memorial park. If they do...

  • 5. Listings

    Listings

    Tricia Romano
    Published: October 9, 2001

    It's been a month since the devastating attacks, but things are finally starting to reach full speed in nightlife. This week several festivals, including the rescheduled (and...

  • 6. Listings

    Listings

    Gillian Andrews
    Published: October 9, 2001

    Thoth starts each "solopera prayformance" by purifying Central Park's Angel Tunnel with burning sage. Not that anything could purge the pigeon shit or restless souls of...

  • 7. Art

    Start Making Sense

    Vince Aletti
    Published: October 9, 2001

    In the wake of the attack on the World Trade Center, speculation about how artists will absorb or deflect the blow is much in the air. Will physical devastation, psychic...

  • 8. Nation

    ‘A New Form of Slavery’

    Nat Hentoff
    Published: October 9, 2001

    The Sixth Amendment to the Constitution guarantees that 'in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall . . . have the assistance of counsel for his defence.' In 1963, in...

  • 9. CityState

    A Love Supreme

    Andy Humm
    Published: October 9, 2001

    Father Mychal Judge was one of the most honored victims of the World Trade Center attack. But after his official funeral, the fallen fire chaplain would be remembered by the...

  • 10. Features

    Manifest Destiny

    Jack Lefelt
    Published: October 9, 2001

    The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame devotes a case in its main exhibition hall to New York. Next to paraphernalia from the Ramones, Talking Heads, and Patti Smith hangs a red...

  • 11. Sports

    Clemens: The Greatest of All Time

    Allen Barra
    Published: October 9, 2001

    My defining Roger Clemens moment came not in Yankee Stadium last year but in 1995, in the country's oldest ballpark, Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Alabama, during the making...

  • 12. Nation

    Accidents Can Happen

    Cynthia Cotts
    Published: October 9, 2001

    Around 2 p.m. Sunday, as I sat down to write a column that was due the next morning, my boyfriend turned on the TV for the latest on the mayoral race—only to find out our...

  • 13. CityState

    The Other Disaster

    Chisun Lee
    Published: October 9, 2001

    For the first time in over 20 years, a police barricade went up outside Yorkville Common Pantry at its Thursday-afternoon food giveaway last week. There were no cops; the...

  • 14. CityState

    Grumbling at Green

    Tom Robbins
    Published: October 9, 2001

    There've been 10 days of heavy grumbling and griping among Mark Green's erstwhile supporters since the liberal icon went along with Mayor Giuliani's demand for three extra...

  • 15. Features

    Our Fragile Ally

    James Ridgeway
    Published: October 9, 2001

    As U.S. and British bombers flew into Afghanistan Sunday, Pakistan placed Maulana Fazlur Rehman, a leading fundamentalist Muslim, under house arrest to prevent him from...

  • 16. Features

    The God of Fossil Fuels

    James Ridgeway
    Published: October 9, 2001

    While the fighting in Afghanistan appears on the surface to hinge on issues of fundamentalism and American revenge, below the surface, strong economic currents are at work. At...

  • 17. Features

    Kling Free

    George Smith
    Published: October 9, 2001

    Hoaxes take no holiday, and the damnable nuisances who craft them appear to derive a blighted joy in the power of electronic mail to rattle people's chains at times of...

  • 18. Features

    Why They Hate Us

    Michael Kamber
    Published: October 9, 2001

    PESHAWAR—It is three days before the U.S. launched its first bombs into Afghanistan, and the workday has just ended in this Pakistani city on the Afghanistan border. A...

  • 19. Features

    When Crazy Is Normal

    Sharon Lerner
    Published: October 9, 2001

    Last Friday night was the first time in a while Lauren Buchter had a good night's sleep. By Sunday, though, her sweet slumber, which had fallen victim to the terrorist...

  • 20. Features

    The Mayor’s Balls

    Richard Goldstein
    Published: October 9, 2001

    It's 1977. The mayor of New York is Abe Beame, a laconic little guy presiding over a huge fiscal crisis. But at least the skyline is graced by the world's tallest buildings....

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