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The New Yorker, October 18th 2010 (Sean Wilentz, William Finnegan, Alex Ross)
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LENGTH2 hrs and 16 mins
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RELEASE DATE10-13-10
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Program TypePeriodical
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In this issue:
COMMENT
"Writing and Winning", by Adam Gopnik: The Nobel Prize in Literature.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
"Soul Sisters", by John Seabrook: Mavis Staples returns to her gospel roots.
THE FINANCIAL PAGE
"The Next Level", by James Surowiecki: The failure of "category killer" chain stores to adapt to Internet commerce.
THE POLITICAL SCENE
"Confounding Fathers", by Sean Wilentz: The Tea Party’s Cold War roots.
LETTER FROM TIJUANA
"In the Name of the Law", by William Finnegan: A police chief takes on the cartels and corrupt cops.
MUSICAL EVENTS
"The Depths", by Alex Ross: A review of "Das Rheingold" at the Metropolitan Opera.
THE CURRENT CINEMA
"Hearing Things", by David Denby: Reviews of Hereafter and Inside Job.
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