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Performance

The Spy Who Fired Me

By Esther Kaplan,

The human costs of workplace monitoring

I Told You When I Came I Was a Stranger

By Pico Iyer, on February 14, 2014

Leonard Cohen’s first public musical performance

About Motorcycles

By Frederick Seidel,

My father was a hunchback. He had an accident on his bicycle when he was a child, which ended with his falling into a coal cellar, a fall of thirty…

Rockers and knockers

By Harper’s Staff,

A grim obligation that might be made to work

By George W.S. Trow,

An evening with Ron, Nancy, Jerome, and Bob

Meeting Zappa

By Nicolas Slonimsky,

Ads for ourselves

By Jean Baudrillard, Translated by Barry Schwabsky

Remembrances of things played

By Edward W. Said,

Presence and memory in the pianist's art

Designs for driving

By Robert M. Kaus,

Some hope for car consumers who want to buy American

Nothing wrong that excellence won’t cure

By Harold C. Schonberg,

Nowhere to go

By Igor Stravinsky,

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