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The New Yorker, February 1, 2010 (Edwidge Danticat, Ben McGrath, George Packer) | [The New Yorker]

The New Yorker, February 1, 2010 (Edwidge Danticat, Ben McGrath, George Packer)

by The New Yorker
Narrated by Dan Bernard, Christine Marshall
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2 hrs and 2 mins
RELEASE DATE

01-27-10
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The New Yorker

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Publisher's Summary

In this issue:

COMMENT
"A Little While", by Edwidge Danticat: A reflection on the earthquake in Haiti.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
"The Movement", by Ben McGrath: The rise of Tea Party activism.

LETTER FROM DRESDEN
"Embers", by George Packer: Will a prideful city finally confront its past?

SHOUTS & MURMURS
"Modern Mickey", by Paul Rudnick: The re-launch of an icon.

THE SKY LINE
"Wave Effect", by Paul Goldberger: Jeanne Gang and architecture's anti-divas.

ON TELEVISION
"Nightmare", by Nancy Franklin: NBC's late-night debacle.

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