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March 12, 2006October 16, 2019 - by Ken Alexander

By Saturday, January 7, 2005, the Jane Creba memorial — small bouquets, compassionate poems, candles — had grown steadily, pushing its way across the sidewalk in front of the Foot …

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Brand It’s August now, the light is deeper, the sky explosive with rains, a turning, turning the body of the world toward a darkness, a sleep, no, sleep would be …

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Hijacking History

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Moral ambiguity reigns in Capote, Munich and Good Morning, Night

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Identity Crisis

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Multiculturalism: A twentieth-century dream becomes a twenty-first-century conundrum

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