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Barack Obama: Those Johnny Cakes’ll getcha

  • Jesse Nathan
  • January 9, 2009
Obama moonlights as a food critic on Chicago’s WTTW. He plugs the Dixie Kitchen for its Southern Sampler (perfect, he says, for the indecisive),
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Psycho Dwarf

  • Ainsley Drew
  • January 9, 2009
British parents are eschewing traditional fairy tales because of their “un-PC” and “frightening” tone. With Hannah Montana and the cast
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Letters from Paris, Part 6: We Won’t Be Entering via Manholes Tonight

  • Michelle Tea
  • January 9, 2009
Oh well. C’est La Vie, I say brightly, always thrilled to remember something French.
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The Book of Kings

  • Michele Knapp
  • January 8, 2009
The Shahnama, a Persian literary masterpiece, tells the story of Greater Iran from the creation of the world until the Islamic conquest of Iran in the 7th century.  Princeton University…
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What State Likes Ninjas The Most

  • Joshuah Bearman
  • January 8, 2009
Hawaii. Then Oregon, Washington, and California. Hmm. The western bank, as it were. Perhaps because of
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What Happened to Sheila

  • Dan Chaon
  • January 8, 2009
“Don’t worry, I’m not dying,” said my wife Sheila. But she was.
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Three Cancer Patients Walk Into A Bar

  • Sheila Schwartz
  • January 8, 2009
Three cancer patients walk into a bar...
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BAD MOMMY: How to Get Your Child into School Without Showing Your Underwear

  • Kaui Hemmings
  • January 7, 2009
My first preschool tour was not a good experience.  It was going okay until I realized I had dirty underwear balled into the leg of my pants.  At first I…
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The Shorty Q&A With Chandra Moskowitz

  • Ainsley Drew
  • January 7, 2009
Isa Chandra Moskowitz is the New York bred, do-it-yourself author of Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World, and Veganomicon. She translated her discontent with the lack of vegan cooking shows…
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To Preserve One Life

  • Brian Schwartz
  • January 7, 2009
A Review of Writing in the Dark, by David Grossman BY BRIAN SCHWARTZ In the Hebrew language, I am sure, there are several different ways to say “enemy.” I have…
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All In

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 7, 2009
An artist who usually works in porcelain, Liu Jianhua stacks poker chips and dice for “Unreal Scene,” a stunning model of Shanghai, where gambling is forbidden. (via BoingBoing.)
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Letter from Paris, Part 5: No One Sleeps Alone, Okay?

  • Michelle Tea
  • January 7, 2009
If anyone gets up to sleep in the other room, someone has to go with them. No one sleeps alone, okay? Judy declares.
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