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October 24, 2011
The Compleat Edward Sorel
A must-see exhibit at New York’s School of Visual Arts looks back on the inimitable satirist’s sixty years of work.
Richard Lingeman
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ActivismOctober 17, 2011
Brecht on Wall Street
The clever, impassioned homemade signs dotting Zuccotti Park recall the work of Bertolt Brecht.
Richard Lingeman
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March 12, 2010
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Nation HistoryDecember 22, 2009
The Files’ Tale: Redbaited by the FBI
How The Nation‘s special issue on the bureau brought down the wrath of J. Edgar Hoover.
Richard Lingeman
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FictionSeptember 23, 2009
Nader’s Road to Utopia
In Ralph Nader’s new utopian novel, “only the super-rich can save us.”
Richard Lingeman
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EconomyJuly 30, 2009
How to Talk to Wall Street (If You Must)
Obama shouldn’t tone down his rhetoric on contentious subjects like racial profiling and executive bonuses. In fact he should emulate politicians of the past who often went off script with stirring results.
Richard Lingeman
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HistoryMay 6, 2009
Reagan Wins: The Hollow Man
Like a veteran door-to-door salesman, Ronald Reagan is a huckster, only instead of vacuum cleaners, he peddles fear–so successfully that he is now president of the United States.
Richard Lingeman
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Books and IdeasMay 26, 2006
Sorel’s People
In Literary Lives, caricaturist Edward Sorel tells all and then some about giants like Yeats, Proust, Hellman and Jung within the humble frame of a comic strip.
Richard Lingeman
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HumorMay 2, 2006
The Gospel of Scooter
A political nightmare, with a scriptural spin, tells the true story of two nefarious lords and their faithful servant.
Richard Lingeman
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HumorApril 12, 2006
The Gospel of Scooter
A political nightmare, with a scriptural spin, tells the true story of two nefarious lords and their faithful servant.
Richard Lingeman