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The New Yorker (June 6, 2005) | [Rebecca Mead, Margaret Talbot, Paul Simms, Jonathan Franzen, Alex Ross, Anthony Lane]
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    2 hrs and 28 mins
  • RELEASE DATE
    06-01-05
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Publisher's Summary

The June 6, 2005 issue of The New Yorker includes:
  • "Ladies First" by Rebecca Mead: A Comment on the "new" Laura Bush.
  • "Best in Class" by Margaret Talbot: A look at high-school students who are suing their way to the top.
  • "Talking Chimp Gives his First Press Conference" by Paul Simms: Humor.
  • "The Retreat" by Jonathan Franzen: Memories of his experiences in a church youth group.
  • "The Record Effect" by Alex Ross: How technology has transformed the sound of music.
  • "The Current Cinema" by Anthony Lane: Reviews of Cinderella Man and The White Diamond.

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    (P) and ©2005 The New Yorker

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