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The New Yorker (March 17, 2008) | [Hendrik Hertzberg, James Surowiecki, Alec Wilkinson, John Lahr, Alex Ross, Jill Lepore, Ryan Lizza]
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The New Yorker (March 17, 2008)

  • by Hendrik Hertzberg , James Surowiecki , Alec Wilkinson , John Lahr , Alex Ross , Jill Lepore , Ryan Lizza
  • Narrated by Todd Mundt

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  • LENGTH
    2 hrs and 9 mins
  • RELEASE DATE
    03-12-08
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Publisher's Summary

COMMENT
"Condiment", by Hendrik Hertzberg: On John McCain's next move.

THE FINANCIAL PAGE
"What Microloans Miss", by James Surowiecki: Navigating the straits of microfinance.

THE POLITICAL SCENE
"The Iron Lady", by Ryan Lizza: Hillary Clinton's latest comeback.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
"Picturing Auschwitz", by Alec Wilkinson: A photographic discovery.

A CRITIC AT LARGE
"Surreal Life", by John Lahr: The plays of Sarah Ruhl.

MUSICAL EVENTS
"Gale Force", by Alex Ross: A new Met production of Britten's Peter Grimes.

ON TELEVISION
"The Divider", by Jill Lepore: In an HBO miniseries, John Adams is the indispensable man.

Then, pick up John Adams, the basis for the miniseries.

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