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The New Yorker, May 4th, 2009 (Hendrik Hertzberg, Philip Gourevitch, Gail Hareven) | [Hendrik Hertzberg, Philip Gourevitch, Gail Hareven]

The New Yorker, May 4th, 2009 (Hendrik Hertzberg, Philip Gourevitch, Gail Hareven)

by Hendrik Hertzberg , Philip Gourevitch , Gail Hareven
Narrated by Dan Bernard, Christine Marshall
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LENGTH

1 hr and 53 mins
RELEASE DATE

04-29-09
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Program Type

Periodical
PUBLISHER

The New Yorker

Publisher's Summary

In this issue:

COMMENT
"So Long, Pardner", by Hendrik Hertzberg: If at first you don't secede.

A REPORTER AT LARGE
"The Life After", by Philip Gourevitch: A startling exercise in reconciliation.

FICTION
"The Slows", by Gail Hareven.

ON TELEVISION
"Cockeyed Optimist", by Nancy Franklin: A review of Parks and Recreation.

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