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The New Yorker, March 2nd, 2009 (Ryan Lizza, A. M. Homes, Adam Gopnik)

  • by Ryan Lizza , A. M. Homes , Adam Gopnik
  • Narrated by Todd Mundt

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  • RELEASE DATE
    02-25-09
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Publisher's Summary

In this issue:

COMMENT
"Voter, Beware", by Jeffrey Toobin: The Supreme Court takes on a civil-rights landmark.

THE FINANCIAL PAGE
"Nice Work If You Can Get It", by James Surowiecki: Wages, productivity, and the unemployment crisis.

LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
"The Gatekeeper", by Ryan Lizza: Rahm Emanuel's order of business.

FICTION
"Brother on Sunday", by A. M. Homes.

A CRITIC AT LARGE
"Talk it Up", by Adam Gopnik: How Runyonesque was Damon Runyon?

ON TELEVISION
"Whedon's World", by Nancy Franklin: A review of the TV show Dollhouse.

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