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Jan 13, 2014

The Paper Revolution

When Isaac and I first met, at the university, we both pretended that the campus and the streets of the capital were as familiar to us as the dirt paths of the rural villages where we had grown up and lived until only a few months earlier.
Oct 03, 2011

Personal Best

ANNALS OF MEDICINE about coaching and its possible application to surgeons. The concept of a coach is slippery. Coaches are not teachers, but they teach. They’re not your boss—in professional tennis, golf, and skating, the athlete hires and fires the coach—but they can be bossy. Mainly…
April 13, 2009

A Fine Rage

LIFE AND LETTERS about George Orwell. The writer remembers when he first read George Orwell, at Eton, Orwell’s old school. Into his receptive hands fell Orwell’s 1941 pamphlet “The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius.” It’s a powerfully radical pamphlet. Orwell made the case for the nationalization…
February 02, 2009

The Invention of Air

Briefly Noted review of “The Invention of Air” (Riverhead; $25.95) by Steven Johnson…
August 27, 2007

Avenging Angel

BOOKS review of “Being Shelley” (Pantheon; $30) by Ann Wroe. Writer describes the nineteen-year-old Shelley launching toy boats into the Bristol Channel in 1812 with the hope that the boats would carry copies of his “A Declaration of Rights” to Napoleon. The image of Shelley entrusting his…
February 05, 1966

Barnett Frummer Is An Unbloomed Flower

Barnett Frummer's efforts to become a successful radical were so consistently fruitless that his mentor, Roland Magruder, finally suggested Frummer take his place as leader of the Liberian freighter demonstration. Frummer had spent months trying to impress Rosalie Mondle, whom he worshipped, with his radicalism, so he was ecstatic when…
July 19, 1952

The Old Radical

The burning cause that lit his days…
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