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New York

The law

by Robert M. Kaus,

The plaintiff's hour

by Carol Tavris,

Englishmen and Americans don't speak the same language on stage

by Marcia B. Siegel,

Dancing in the middle of the road

by Harper’s Staff,

by Ron Rosenbaum,

Why Alexander Hamilton would have liked Rupert Murdoch's New York Post

by Harper’s Staff,

As opportunities narrow, the spirit of "I got here first" is sweeping the country

by James Wolcott,

The careers of Kenneth Tynan and Otis Ferguson

by James Wolcott,

by James Traub,

If racism is such a crushing burden on blacks, why have the West Indians done so well?

by Rhoda Koenig,

Feeding the hand that bites you

by Steve Salerno,

State your business, white man