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BiographyNovember 7, 2002
The Scourge of Baltimore
As truth-tellers, journalists remain the undocumented aliens of the knowledge industry, operating in an off-the-books epistemological economy apart from philosophers and scientists on one side
Carlin Romano
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Non-fictionMay 2, 2002
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PhilosophyMay 25, 2001
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FictionMay 25, 2000
The Troves of Academe
“A university,” poet John Ciardi acidly observed, “is what a college becomes when the faculty loses interest in students.” Add this contemporary counterpunch: A college is what a university becom
Carlin Romano
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Journalists and JournalismJanuary 6, 2000
Who Owns the Fourth Estate?
Dentists and cardiologists warn their patients about plaque, harmful to both teeth and arteries.
Carlin Romano
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PhilosophyAugust 5, 1999
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BiographyFebruary 4, 1999
Liberal Pilgrim’s Progress
Time magazine once diagnosed newspaper columnist, author, professor-at-large and Hugh Hefner sidekick Max Lerner (190292) as suffering from a “crush on America.” Seven
Carlin Romano