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The New Yorker (Sept. 26, 2005) | [Nicholas Lemann, James Surowiecki, Peter J. Boyer, Paul Rudnick, Michael Specter, Hilton Als, Nancy Franklin]
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The New Yorker (Sept. 26, 2005)

  • by Nicholas Lemann , James Surowiecki , Peter J. Boyer , Paul Rudnick , Michael Specter , Hilton Als , Nancy Franklin
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Publisher's Summary

This issue contains seven articles:

COMMENT
"Insurrection" by Nicholas Lemann: Hurricane Katrina and the history of federal intervention in the South.

THE FINANCIAL PAGE
"Pump Pressure" by James Surowiecki: Why the gas tax won't budge.

LETTER FROM MISSISSIPPI
"Gone With the Surge" by Peter J. Boyer: An always-anomalous section of the South prepares to reinvent itself.

SHOUTS & MURMURS
"Intelligent Design" by Paul Rudnick: What really happened during those first seven days.

PROFILES
"The Kingdom" by Michael Specter: Life in the court of the renowned fashion designer Valentino.

BOOKS
"Mammy for the Masses" by Hilton Als: Hattie McDaniel worked as a maid and played one in the movies.

ON TELEVISION
"Seeing Stars" by Nancy Franklin: Nature and the supernatural on TV.

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