Or at least that's what I say when I'm moved to hurl the magazine across the room. Still, I'm a loyal reader, and I invite you to gripe about the always liberal, but never radical, New Yorker magazine. Review the reviews, read the news and complain about all the pretentious nonsense.
posted by zoe p. at 10:35 PM
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Anyone can comment, please do. If I haven't mentioned your favorite recent New Yorker article (or the one you loathed but couldn't tear your fascinated eyes away from) please just speak up anywhere you see fit.
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That is cryptic. I will study it for clues.
I am reading the education issue:
School lunches. I can't get behind this issue because when I went to school everyone brought lunch from home and there were no obvious problems. I'm pretty sure there are 1,000 better ways of saving the world than improving school lunches and from what I read in the Times magazine and elsewhere, there still isn't evidence that improving school lunches does anything to the rates of obesity. But the system as it exists sounds terrible and even if it doesn't improve everyone's health, it's worth upgrading a system that serves millions of children terrible food.
Alex Ross on music education has some nice descriptions. I liked this piece a lot.
Duke men's lacrosse...I want you to go first if you read it or intend to.
I could tie these all together in a nice little bundle, if you (any of you) are interested . . .
general observation: this is a great blog concept you have! :-)
I wish the execution were worthy of the concept. Sigh . . .
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