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September 8, 2015
Laura Miller
Lust for Learning
Is erotic longing between professors and students unavoidable?
September 7, 2015
Jonathan Malesic
America Wants You to Feel Ashamed About Procrastinating. Don't.
September 3, 2015
Navneet Alang
We'll Never Have a Tech Utopia
September 3, 2015
Andy Schwarz
Let the Market Solve the College Sports Problem
September 3, 2015
Stacia L. Brown
How Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Became My Hero
The Baltimore State’s Attorney makes me optimistic about criminal justice reform
September 3, 2015
Esther Breger
Hillary Clinton's Taste in TV Is So Uncool, It’s Charming
September 3, 2015
Siddhartha Deb
Where the Dead Refuse to Vanish
Eka Kurniawan’s fiction reckons with Indonesia’s bloody inheritance
September 2, 2015
Noah Berlatsky
Kermit Has a New Girlfriend? Good. His Last One Was a Domestic Abuser.
Miss Piggy regularly beat him up, and everyone thought it was funny. Not anymore.
September 2, 2015
Jenny Hendrix
Salman Rushdie's Baffling Arabian Nights
Rushdie’s new novel aims to skewer superstition and belief—but gets lost in its own games
September 2, 2015
Steven Cohen
The People’s Obituary of Henry Kissinger—Before His Death
September 2, 2015
Theodore Ross
Cracking the Cartel
Don’t pay NCAA football and basketball players.
September 1, 2015
Steven Cohen
How Digital Media Unionization Can—and Can’t—Strengthen the Labor Movement
September 1, 2015
Sara Marcus
Against Musicians' Biographies
We should listen to the life of a song, not its singer
August 31, 2015
Eric Sasson
Sex Work Should Be Decriminalized in America
The Rentboy raid exposes the government’s misplaced priorities on prostitution
August 31, 2015
John Biguenet
Silent Reading Doesn't Exist
In the wake of disaster, a writer listens to the voice in his head
August 28, 2015
Hannah K. Gold
Elisabeth Moss’s New Film Explores the Psycho-Horror of Female Friendship
August 28, 2015
Steve Hendricks
Who Put Me in the Ashley Madison Database?
August 27, 2015
Jamil Smith
The Griot of New Orleans
Jazz musician Terence Blanchard tells the story of his hometown ten years after Hurricane Katrina
August 27, 2015
James McAuley
The Mystery of Patrick Modiano
August 26, 2015
Ryan Kearney
This Man Is Not Vester Flanagan, and the Media Put His Life in Danger

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