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Editorials
In the quest to bring Osama bin Laden to justice, the option must be given strong consideration: capturing him, then taking him before an international tribunal.
OPINIONS: Deitchland uber alles? Deitch Projects comes to Williamsburg
By Justin McGuirkI don’t remember every surviving long enough through a game of Monopoly to have any hotels; impatience and a childlike business sense were my constant companions there, hopelessly undermining my nonetheless enviable competitive streak.
RESPONSE: A Tribute, of Sorts
By Shelley PasnikIn the May/June issue of the Brooklyn Rail, Cathy Nan Quinlan makes a glorious attempt to connect two painters, Vermeer and Clyfford Still, and a baked organic chicken.
Street Work: Globalizing Resistance From Brooklyn to Inanda
By Rachel NeumannIn the large black township of Inanda, in Durban, South Africa, most people live in sloping tin shacks without any means of waste disposal. The lucky ones live in square cement homes with a water faucet outside.
Memories of the Good Fight
By Robert SteckRobert Steck, a veteran of the Lincoln Brigades, regularly delivers the following talk on the Spanish Civil War to high school students across Arizona.
Soap and Civilization
By C. LaymanMy mother, for as long as I can remember, made our household soap. I don’t know if she did this out of her concern for saving money, her suspicion of commercial products...
