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July 15, 1991
Gerald Early
One Nation Under a Groove
The brief, shining moment of Motown—and America.
June 25, 1990
Robert Hughes
The Decline of the City Mahagonny
May 11, 1987
Jon Wiener
Beatles Buy-Out
July 14, 1986
Hendrik Hertzberg
Big Boobs
May 19, 1986
Thomas Geoghegan
Warren Court Children
March 10, 1986
Murray Waas
The Soul of a New Machine Politician
December 15, 1985
Caldwell Titcomb
Star-Spangled Earache
July 1, 1985
Joseph L. Rauh Jr.
A New Deal Hero
October 11, 1982
Patrick Brogan
Citizen Murdoch
October 20, 1979
Thomas Geoghegan
Popestock in Chicago
John Paul's winning battle in a losing war
August 6, 1977
Wolf Von Eckardt
The Death of the Moderns
July 9, 1977
Morton Kondracke
Boom Town
July 24, 1976
Ken Bode
Carter’s Problems
January 1, 1970
John Osborne
"What Shall Become of His Dreams?"
November 29, 1969
Reed Whittemore
Housmaning Into the Seventies
August 28, 1968
James Ridgeway
The Cops and the Kids
The 1968 Democratic National Convention became a battle between police and protesters.
August 3, 1968
Paul R. Wieck
Southern Democrats: Not What They Used To Be
July 8, 1967
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TRB from Washington
September 10, 1966
Pauline Kael
Godard Among the Gangsters
A review of Jean-Luc Godard’s “Band of Outsiders”

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