September-October 1996
Master of New York
by Robert J. Bliwise
New York magazine reflected pioneering editor Clay Felker's view of the world-- an outlook that accented status and ambition
The Secret Game
by Scott Ellsworth
The writer knew he had stumbled upon a lost piece of American history;
what he didn't know was whether he could bring it to life
Absorbing Images of Life
photography by Caroline Vaughan;
text by Bridget Booher
In her breathtaking new book, a photographer journeys to places
that exist somewhere between truth and invention
Anger Over the Airwaves
by Bridget Booher
Faced with growing contentiousness over television violence,
an unlikely coalition of network executives,
academics, and media analysts offer alternatives
to pulling the plug
Blown Away by Nature's Designs
by Dennis Meredith
Zoologist Steve Vogel's most recent project began with the
question: Why don't trees fall down in high winds?
Fresh Samplings
A selection of essays--required of each applicant as part of the admissions competition--reveals something of the insights and achievements of the Class of 2000
Under the Gargoyle
Whom can we expect to support the arts, particularly the progressive arts?
Spotlight
Plotting out the Northwest Bookfest
Gazette
Entertainment, ethics, and a life in the media
Books
Entertainment, ethics, and a life in the media
Quad Quotes
Hurricanes and tree endurance, freshmen and
first impressions
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