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November 20, 2013
Elaine Showalter
I Rediscovered Lynne Cheney's Forgotten Feminist Novel
Her feuding daughters could learn a lot from it
November 20, 2013
Alice Robb
Would Van Gogh Have Taken Selfies? Probably.
November 20, 2013
The New Republic Staff
The New York Times Has Hired Nate Cohn
November 20, 2013
Alice Robb
A Majority of Americans Believe in JFK Conspiracy Theories. Who Are They?
November 20, 2013
Andy Isaacson
Coming Soon to Your Bedroom: Beef-Tendon Condoms
Bill Gates is paying big for better contraception. Here's what scientists came up with
November 20, 2013
Marc Tracy
An NFL Pro Quit His Job For The Same Reasons You Might
November 20, 2013
Laura Bennett
Why Do We Care About Malcolm Gladwell's Media Diet?
The cult of telling people what you read
November 20, 2013
Jed Perl
Art Spiegelman Is Comics' Most Pretentious Faux-Artist
November 19, 2013
Christopher Beam
I Survived China's 'Singles Day,' the World's Loneliest Holiday
Most Chinese people go looking for sales. I went looking for love
November 19, 2013
Hillary Kelly
Admit It, You’re All Just Jealous of Martha Stewart
November 19, 2013
Richard Dudman
This Man Witnessed JFK's and Lee Harvey Oswald's Murders
The New Republic Covers The Assassination of JFK
November 19, 2013
Clancy Sigal
The Doris Lessing I Knew: Young, Passionate, and Struggling to Keep It Together
November 19, 2013
Alice Robb
Do You Really Remember Where You Were When JFK Was Shot?
November 18, 2013
Helen Vendler
Wallace Stevens' Voice Was "Life-Saving"
November 18, 2013
Deepak Chopra, Jerry A. Coyne
Deepak Chopra Responds to Pseudoscience Allegations. Jerry Coyne Fires Back.
November 18, 2013
Ursula Le Guin
Doris Lessing's Parochial Science Fiction
March 29, 1980
November 18, 2013
Ursula Le Guin
Doris Lessing's First Sci-Fi Book Reads Like a Debut Novel
October 13, 1979
November 18, 2013
Jason Farago
The Debate Over Snowden's Asylum in Germany Comes to Brooklyn
November 18, 2013
Jason Fagone
High Times Magazine May Be the Most Influential Publication of Our Era
It actually changed the culture
November 18, 2013
Jason Schwartz
These Fringe Doctors Say They Can Cure NFL Concussion Victims

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