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Nine Decades of Science Writingby Joshua Rothman
As we launch our new science and technology blog, here’s a look back at the near-century of how the fields were covered in the magazine.
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Ariel Levy
This Week, Ariel Levy writes about half-wild cats. Levy has also written about the image of women’s boxing, Silvio Berlusconi, and “The Joy of Sex.”
DOUBLE TAKETimely notes from The New Yorker’s archive.
4/18 1:41 PM
Takes: A Boston Poem
Earlier today, at an interfaith service at Boston’s Cathedral of the Holy Cross, President Obama read from E. B. White’s poem
4/12 4:15 PM
Takes: Maria Tallchief (1925-2013)
The ballerina Maria Tallchief passed away today, at the age of eighty-eight. In 1996, when Tallchief was about to become a
4/2 6:00 PM
Nine Decades of Science in The New Yorker
For nearly a century, the magazine has shown how technological progress proceeds not from a faceless process, but from people.
3/20 4:37 PM
The Iraq War in The New Yorker
The Iraq War began ten years ago this week—on the evening of March 19th in the United States, which was the
3/10 2:46 PM
The Allure of Oz
The idea that the alluring, far-away land of Oz could become as familiar as Kansas is a reassuring notion. It is
