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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 044Serial47438
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[Number of Pages: 96]
On Language: Internecine Incivility - William Safire
Sunday Observer: The Old Kit Bag - Russell Baker
A Bitter Peace: Life in Vietnam - Craig R. Whitney
Nevelson - Hilton Kramer
High-School Football: Playing for Keeps - Craig Wolff
Show Jumping's New Look - Carol McD. Wallace
About Men: Basis for Comfort - Ralph DiGennaro
Fashion Preview: New York's Spirit - Carrie Donovan
Food: Pumpkin Time - Betty Fussell
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: October 30, 1983
Collection: William Colby Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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On Language: Internecine Incivility - William Safire
Sunday Observer: The Old Kit Bag - Russell Baker
A Bitter Peace: Life in Vietnam - Craig R. Whitney
Nevelson - Hilton Kramer
High-School Football: Playing for Keeps - Craig Wolff
Show Jumping's New Look - Carol McD. Wallace
About Men: Basis for Comfort - Ralph DiGennaro
Fashion Preview: New York's Spirit - Carrie Donovan
Food: Pumpkin Time - Betty Fussell
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: October 30, 1983
Collection: William Colby Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 044Serial614942
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[Number of Pages: 112]
On Language: Speakerspeak - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Ich Bin ein Herrenvolker - Russel Baker
The Pentagon Papers a Decade Later - Floyd Abrams
Love and Death in the Gulag - Eugenia Ginzburg
A Chinese Garden Grows at the Met - Audrey Topping
The High Cost of Starting Out - Howard Husock
Fashion: For Summer in the City
Design: Boxes Abloom Upon City Sills - Marilyn Bethany
Wine: A Toast to Alsatians - Terry Robards
Food: For Rhubarb Lovers Only - Mimi Sheraton
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: June 7, 1981
Collection: William Colby Collection
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Added: 03 Mar 2025 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
On Language: Speakerspeak - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Ich Bin ein Herrenvolker - Russel Baker
The Pentagon Papers a Decade Later - Floyd Abrams
Love and Death in the Gulag - Eugenia Ginzburg
A Chinese Garden Grows at the Met - Audrey Topping
The High Cost of Starting Out - Howard Husock
Fashion: For Summer in the City
Design: Boxes Abloom Upon City Sills - Marilyn Bethany
Wine: A Toast to Alsatians - Terry Robards
Food: For Rhubarb Lovers Only - Mimi Sheraton
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: June 7, 1981
Collection: William Colby Collection
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Added: 03 Mar 2025 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 999Serial47454
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[Number of Pages: 0]
'Tina Rosenberg, 'Hun Sen Stages an Election: From Cambodia, a Post-Cold-War Parable'
Item Creation Date: 8/30/1998
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 15 Jan 2002]
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'Tina Rosenberg, 'Hun Sen Stages an Election: From Cambodia, a Post-Cold-War Parable'
Item Creation Date: 8/30/1998
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 999Serial97102
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[Number of Pages: 0]
'George W. Ball, 'Block that Vietnam Myth'
'Barry Goldwater, 'Mr. Nixon's Feelings'
'Arthur S. Krause, 'Kent State: May 4, 1970'
'Oskar Morganstern, 'Who Profits? Not Us'
'Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., 'Truth of Reputation'
'William C. Westmoreland, 'The Demise of South Vietnam'
Item Creation Date: 30 September 1990
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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'George W. Ball, 'Block that Vietnam Myth'
'Barry Goldwater, 'Mr. Nixon's Feelings'
'Arthur S. Krause, 'Kent State: May 4, 1970'
'Oskar Morganstern, 'Who Profits? Not Us'
'Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., 'Truth of Reputation'
'William C. Westmoreland, 'The Demise of South Vietnam'
Item Creation Date: 30 September 1990
Collection: Vietnam Center Collection
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Added: 25 Sep 2002 [Updated: 14 Apr 2005]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 044Serial47445
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[Number of Pages: 102]
Preface: As America emerges from its amnesia about Vietnam, there are unexpected consequences - The Editors
The Enduring Legacy: How the nation seeks to come to terms with the war it lost - Joseph Lelyveld
What Americans Think Now: The results of a recent New York Times Poll on Vietnam - Adam Clymer
Collective Memories: Six pages of images, icons and messages recalling the war years at home
The War and The Arts: Films, plays, songs and art portray the war in a new light - Samuel G. Freedman
A New Look at the Old Enemy: A former Vietcong official recalls his own disillusionment - Truong Nhu Tang
For Us the War is Over: Four ex-Marines, one the author, find the end of the tunnel - Michael Norman
On Language: Drunk Again - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Onsets of Envy - Russell Baker
Home Design: Artistry to Walk On - Carol Vogel
Food: Lamb for All Tastes - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Fashion: Feminine Flourishes - Carrie Donovan
About Men: A War Bachelor - Roderick Thorp
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: March 31, 1985
Collection: William Colby Collection
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Preface: As America emerges from its amnesia about Vietnam, there are unexpected consequences - The Editors
The Enduring Legacy: How the nation seeks to come to terms with the war it lost - Joseph Lelyveld
What Americans Think Now: The results of a recent New York Times Poll on Vietnam - Adam Clymer
Collective Memories: Six pages of images, icons and messages recalling the war years at home
The War and The Arts: Films, plays, songs and art portray the war in a new light - Samuel G. Freedman
A New Look at the Old Enemy: A former Vietcong official recalls his own disillusionment - Truong Nhu Tang
For Us the War is Over: Four ex-Marines, one the author, find the end of the tunnel - Michael Norman
On Language: Drunk Again - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Onsets of Envy - Russell Baker
Home Design: Artistry to Walk On - Carol Vogel
Food: Lamb for All Tastes - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Fashion: Feminine Flourishes - Carrie Donovan
About Men: A War Bachelor - Roderick Thorp
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: March 31, 1985
Collection: William Colby Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 591Serial72664
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[Number of Pages: 96]
On Language: Rose Were a Rose Were a Rose - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Operating in Space - Russell Baker
The New Vietnam Scholarship - Fox Butterfield
Germany's Volatile Greens - James M. Markham
D'Amato: At Home in the Senate - Tom Goldstein
Food: Tripe The Homage Vice Pays to Virtue - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Beauty: The Problems of Pregnancy - Deborah Blumenthal
Fashion: Stylish Individualism - June Weir
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: February 13, 1983
Collection: Edward Rasen Collection
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Added: 19 May 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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On Language: Rose Were a Rose Were a Rose - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Operating in Space - Russell Baker
The New Vietnam Scholarship - Fox Butterfield
Germany's Volatile Greens - James M. Markham
D'Amato: At Home in the Senate - Tom Goldstein
Food: Tripe The Homage Vice Pays to Virtue - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Beauty: The Problems of Pregnancy - Deborah Blumenthal
Fashion: Stylish Individualism - June Weir
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: February 13, 1983
Collection: Edward Rasen Collection
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Added: 19 May 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 591Serial325899
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[Number of Pages: 96]
On Language: Rose Were a Rose Were a Rose - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Operating in Space - Russell Baker
The New Vietnam Scholarship - Fox Butterfield
Germany's Volatile Greens - James M. Markham
D'Amato: At Home in the Senate - Tom Goldstein
Food: Tripe The Homage Vice Pays to Virtue - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Beauty: The Problems of Pregnancy - Deborah Blumenthal
Fashion: Stylish Individualism - June Weir
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: February 13, 1983
Collection: Edward Rasen Collection
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Added: 09 Apr 2006 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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On Language: Rose Were a Rose Were a Rose - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Operating in Space - Russell Baker
The New Vietnam Scholarship - Fox Butterfield
Germany's Volatile Greens - James M. Markham
D'Amato: At Home in the Senate - Tom Goldstein
Food: Tripe The Homage Vice Pays to Virtue - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Beauty: The Problems of Pregnancy - Deborah Blumenthal
Fashion: Stylish Individualism - June Weir
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: February 13, 1983
Collection: Edward Rasen Collection
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Added: 09 Apr 2006 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 346Serial47436
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[Number of Pages: 96]
"An American Family" Things are Keen but Could Be Keener - Anne Roiphe
The Economy: To Tame the Monster - - Robert Lekachman
To Tame the Monster: A Most Galbraithian Economist - Barnard Collier
Goodall and Chimpanzees at Yale - Maggie Scarf
A Sort of Mutiny The Constellation Incident - Henry P. Liefermann
Home: Rooftop Residence - Norma Skurka
Fashions: Piggy-Bank Hats - Patricia Peterson
Food: The Stuffing goes Where? = Raymond A. Skolov
Bridge: Using Uncommon Sense - Alan Truscott
Puzzles
Picture Credits
Item Creation Date: February 18, 1973
Collection: Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr. Collection
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"An American Family" Things are Keen but Could Be Keener - Anne Roiphe
The Economy: To Tame the Monster - - Robert Lekachman
To Tame the Monster: A Most Galbraithian Economist - Barnard Collier
Goodall and Chimpanzees at Yale - Maggie Scarf
A Sort of Mutiny The Constellation Incident - Henry P. Liefermann
Home: Rooftop Residence - Norma Skurka
Fashions: Piggy-Bank Hats - Patricia Peterson
Food: The Stuffing goes Where? = Raymond A. Skolov
Bridge: Using Uncommon Sense - Alan Truscott
Puzzles
Picture Credits
Item Creation Date: February 18, 1973
Collection: Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr. Collection
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 346Serial47446
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[Number of Pages: 75]
On Language: With All Deliberate Vulgarity - William Safire
Sunday Observer: A Young Fogy's Guide - Russell Baker
The Star Wars Spinoff: The controversial defense system is yielding technologies that seem sure to change the world - Malcolm W. Browne
From "Hill Street to "L.A. Law": Steven Bochco's new TV series mounts his boldest challenge yet to audiences - and to network censors - Robert Lindsey
Agent Orange and the Anguish Of an American Family - Elmo Zumwalt Jr. and Elmo Zumwalt 3d
Home Design Preview: The New Directions for Fall - Carol Vogel
About Men: A Lost Wallet - Richard F. Shepard
Food: French Country Pride - Paula Wolfert
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: August 24, 1986
Collection: Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr. Collection
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On Language: With All Deliberate Vulgarity - William Safire
Sunday Observer: A Young Fogy's Guide - Russell Baker
The Star Wars Spinoff: The controversial defense system is yielding technologies that seem sure to change the world - Malcolm W. Browne
From "Hill Street to "L.A. Law": Steven Bochco's new TV series mounts his boldest challenge yet to audiences - and to network censors - Robert Lindsey
Agent Orange and the Anguish Of an American Family - Elmo Zumwalt Jr. and Elmo Zumwalt 3d
Home Design Preview: The New Directions for Fall - Carol Vogel
About Men: A Lost Wallet - Richard F. Shepard
Food: French Country Pride - Paula Wolfert
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: August 24, 1986
Collection: Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, Jr. Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 2218Serial456614
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[Number of Pages: 60]
Letters
Sunday: Ed Koch Bangs a Gavel, A Coxy Con-and-Cop Reunion
On Language: The Bloopie Awards! - William Safire
The Big City: Man with a Van - John Tierney
The Sympathy Vote - Holly Brubach
Soft News: Sweaters and pants, as casual as gym wear, are a hot story for fall - photographs by Richard Burbridge
Two for the Road: From motels to morels, an adventure on the Oregon Trail - Molly O'Neill
The Fall and Rise of Kilmer McCully - Nearly 30 years ago, he came up with the theory that homocysteine triggers heart disease, the nation's No. 1 cause of death. At last, the world is listening - Michelle Stacey
Robert McNamara and the Ghosts of Vietnam: For four days this summer, American generals and policy makers and their adversaries relived the Vietnam War together, this time over a conferene table. Some lessons: North Vietnam was not the agent of Soviet or Chinese Communism. There were no dominoes. Healing is easier for the victors than the vanquished - David K. Shipler
The Real-Estate Royals: End of the Line?: Manhattan's venerable families of builders have survived foreign buyers, booms and busts. Now challenging their rule: publicly owned investment companies that give commoners a piece of the action.
Puzzles
Lives: Taking Flight Together - Andre Acimen
Item Creation Date: August 10, 1997
Collection: Benjamin Stanczyk Collection
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Added: 28 Feb 2010 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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Letters
Sunday: Ed Koch Bangs a Gavel, A Coxy Con-and-Cop Reunion
On Language: The Bloopie Awards! - William Safire
The Big City: Man with a Van - John Tierney
The Sympathy Vote - Holly Brubach
Soft News: Sweaters and pants, as casual as gym wear, are a hot story for fall - photographs by Richard Burbridge
Two for the Road: From motels to morels, an adventure on the Oregon Trail - Molly O'Neill
The Fall and Rise of Kilmer McCully - Nearly 30 years ago, he came up with the theory that homocysteine triggers heart disease, the nation's No. 1 cause of death. At last, the world is listening - Michelle Stacey
Robert McNamara and the Ghosts of Vietnam: For four days this summer, American generals and policy makers and their adversaries relived the Vietnam War together, this time over a conferene table. Some lessons: North Vietnam was not the agent of Soviet or Chinese Communism. There were no dominoes. Healing is easier for the victors than the vanquished - David K. Shipler
The Real-Estate Royals: End of the Line?: Manhattan's venerable families of builders have survived foreign buyers, booms and busts. Now challenging their rule: publicly owned investment companies that give commoners a piece of the action.
Puzzles
Lives: Taking Flight Together - Andre Acimen
Item Creation Date: August 10, 1997
Collection: Benjamin Stanczyk Collection
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Added: 28 Feb 2010 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1014Serial97471
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[Number of Pages: 102]
Preface: As America emerges from its amnesia about Vietnam, there are unexpected consequences - The Editors
The Enduring Legacy: How the nation seeks to come to terms with the war it lost - Joseph Lelyveld
What Americans Think Now: The results of a recent New York Times Poll on Vietnam - Adam Clymer
Collective Memories: Six pages of images, icons and messages recalling the war years at home
The War and The Arts: Films, plays, songs and art portray the war in a new light - Samuel G. Freedman
A New Look at the Old Enemy: A former Vietcong official recalls his own disillusionment - Truong Nhu Tang
For Us the War is Over: Four ex-Marines, one the author, find the end of the tunnel - Michael Norman
On Language: Drunk Again - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Onsets of Envy - Russell Baker
Home Design: Artistry to Walk On - Carol Vogel
Food: Lamb for All Tastes - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Fashion: Feminine Flourishes - Carrie Donovan
About Men: A War Bachelor - Roderick Thorp
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: March 31, 1985
Collection: William Strobridge Collection
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Added: 29 Sep 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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Preface: As America emerges from its amnesia about Vietnam, there are unexpected consequences - The Editors
The Enduring Legacy: How the nation seeks to come to terms with the war it lost - Joseph Lelyveld
What Americans Think Now: The results of a recent New York Times Poll on Vietnam - Adam Clymer
Collective Memories: Six pages of images, icons and messages recalling the war years at home
The War and The Arts: Films, plays, songs and art portray the war in a new light - Samuel G. Freedman
A New Look at the Old Enemy: A former Vietcong official recalls his own disillusionment - Truong Nhu Tang
For Us the War is Over: Four ex-Marines, one the author, find the end of the tunnel - Michael Norman
On Language: Drunk Again - William Safire
Sunday Observer: Onsets of Envy - Russell Baker
Home Design: Artistry to Walk On - Carol Vogel
Food: Lamb for All Tastes - Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey
Fashion: Feminine Flourishes - Carrie Donovan
About Men: A War Bachelor - Roderick Thorp
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: March 31, 1985
Collection: William Strobridge Collection
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Added: 29 Sep 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 150Serial614944
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[Number of Pages: 96]
On Language: Internecine Incivility - William Safire
Sunday Observer: The Old Kit Bag - Russell Baker
A Bitter Peace: Life in Vietnam - Craig R. Whitney
Nevelson - Hilton Kramer
High-School Football: Playing for Keeps - Craig Wolff... > Show Jumping's New Look - Carol McD. Wallace
About Men: Basis for Comfort - Ralph DiGennaro
Fashion Preview: New York's Spirit - Carrie Donovan
Food: Pumpkin Time - Betty Fussell
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: October 30, 1983
Collection: Michael Mittelmann Collection
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Added: 03 Mar 2025 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
On Language: Internecine Incivility - William Safire
Sunday Observer: The Old Kit Bag - Russell Baker
A Bitter Peace: Life in Vietnam - Craig R. Whitney
Nevelson - Hilton Kramer
High-School Football: Playing for Keeps - Craig Wolff... > Show Jumping's New Look - Carol McD. Wallace
About Men: Basis for Comfort - Ralph DiGennaro
Fashion Preview: New York's Spirit - Carrie Donovan
Food: Pumpkin Time - Betty Fussell
Puzzles
Letters
Item Creation Date: October 30, 1983
Collection: Michael Mittelmann Collection
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Added: 03 Mar 2025 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1237Serial612960
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[Number of Pages: 102]
Letters
On Language: Virile Women Target Tobacco Men - William Safire
Hers: Reap What You Sew - Barbara Crafton
MOMA's Boy: Kirk Varnedoe is in the hot seat at the Museum of Modern Art - William Grimes
Spying for Hanoi: For 10 years, Pham Xuan An was a valued reporter for Time magazine in Saigon. His editors didn't know that all along he was a spy. - Morley Safer
Notes from the Revolution: A Solidarity leader gives his own account of how Eastern Europe won its freedoms and warns of the looming tribal hatreds that may sweep them away - Adam Michnik
Barry in Baltimore: After winning an Oscar for "Rain Man," director Barry Levinson goes home - once again - Alex Ward
Idaho Says No: The nuclear weapons industry has worn out its welcome - Keigh Schneider
Wine: Tying the Knot - Frank J. Prial
Food: Top of the Morning - Regina Schrambling
Fashion Preview: Paris - Patricia McColl
Men's Style: Milan's Great Escape - Ruth La Ferla
Puzzles
Works in Progress: Silent Enmity
Item Creation Date: March 11, 1990
Collection: Larry Berman Collection (Personal Papers)
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Added: 14 Jun 2022 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
Letters
On Language: Virile Women Target Tobacco Men - William Safire
Hers: Reap What You Sew - Barbara Crafton
MOMA's Boy: Kirk Varnedoe is in the hot seat at the Museum of Modern Art - William Grimes
Spying for Hanoi: For 10 years, Pham Xuan An was a valued reporter for Time magazine in Saigon. His editors didn't know that all along he was a spy. - Morley Safer
Notes from the Revolution: A Solidarity leader gives his own account of how Eastern Europe won its freedoms and warns of the looming tribal hatreds that may sweep them away - Adam Michnik
Barry in Baltimore: After winning an Oscar for "Rain Man," director Barry Levinson goes home - once again - Alex Ward
Idaho Says No: The nuclear weapons industry has worn out its welcome - Keigh Schneider
Wine: Tying the Knot - Frank J. Prial
Food: Top of the Morning - Regina Schrambling
Fashion Preview: Paris - Patricia McColl
Men's Style: Milan's Great Escape - Ruth La Ferla
Puzzles
Works in Progress: Silent Enmity
Item Creation Date: March 11, 1990
Collection: Larry Berman Collection (Personal Papers)
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Added: 14 Jun 2022 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616397
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[Number of Pages: 88]
The Nurses of Vietnam, Still Wounded by Laura Palmer – Only now are they healing themselves
Letters
Sunday
Hasta la Vista, Bambi/ Bio-Chic/ Vegging Out/ Tuning Up/ Downsizing/ A Million-Dollar Baby, But No Five-and-Ten-Cent Store
On Language by William Safire
Public Stages by Frank Rich
About Men by Gregory Lichtenberg
Sandy Weill by Robert Lenzner – Having gobbled up Shearson Lehman and Travelers, the former Wall Street outcast is savoring his victories. But will he know when to stop?
Pie in the Sky? Photograph by Roger Ressmeyer text by Alan Burdick - The short but spectacular flight of the DC-X rocket
Hard Sell text by Diane Keaton – A training manual in being liked
Into the Pit by Paul Tough photographs by Jeff Mermelstein – Let’s mosh. Or, how I survived the bruising dance trend
Breathing Room by Julie V. Iovine
‘Twas the Plight Before Christmas by Hal Rubenstein – Picking the gift that fits
Forbidden Sun, and Sin, Communist Style by Peter Passell – Partying, Not Party Line, in Cuba
In the Wings by Molly O’Neill – The challenge of chicken glaze
Puzzles
Endpaper by Bruce Handy – The peace deficit
Item Creation Date: November 7, 1993
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 20 Jul 2026 [Updated: 20 Jul 2026]
The Nurses of Vietnam, Still Wounded by Laura Palmer – Only now are they healing themselves
Letters
Sunday
Hasta la Vista, Bambi/ Bio-Chic/ Vegging Out/ Tuning Up/ Downsizing/ A Million-Dollar Baby, But No Five-and-Ten-Cent Store
On Language by William Safire
Public Stages by Frank Rich
About Men by Gregory Lichtenberg
Sandy Weill by Robert Lenzner – Having gobbled up Shearson Lehman and Travelers, the former Wall Street outcast is savoring his victories. But will he know when to stop?
Pie in the Sky? Photograph by Roger Ressmeyer text by Alan Burdick - The short but spectacular flight of the DC-X rocket
Hard Sell text by Diane Keaton – A training manual in being liked
Into the Pit by Paul Tough photographs by Jeff Mermelstein – Let’s mosh. Or, how I survived the bruising dance trend
Breathing Room by Julie V. Iovine
‘Twas the Plight Before Christmas by Hal Rubenstein – Picking the gift that fits
Forbidden Sun, and Sin, Communist Style by Peter Passell – Partying, Not Party Line, in Cuba
In the Wings by Molly O’Neill – The challenge of chicken glaze
Puzzles
Endpaper by Bruce Handy – The peace deficit
Item Creation Date: November 7, 1993
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 20 Jul 2026 [Updated: 20 Jul 2026]
The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 421Serial72898
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[Number of Pages: 56]
Letters
On Language: What to Call the Russians - William safire
About Men: Testing Positive - Kim Foltz
Reaching for the Good Life in Vietnam: The Communist North won the war, but the capitalistic South is winning the peace - Philip Shenon
Cultivating Their Own Gardens: George Bush says Bertha Gilkey and the tenant-management movement she leads at Cochran Gardens in St. Louis are answers to the nation's urban ills. But are they? - Jason DeParle
Fashion: Bodyscapes
Beauty: Tropical Tresses - Terry Trucco
Food: Scalloping Gourmets - Christopher Idone
Puzzles
Item Creation Date: January 5, 1992
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 19 May 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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Letters
On Language: What to Call the Russians - William safire
About Men: Testing Positive - Kim Foltz
Reaching for the Good Life in Vietnam: The Communist North won the war, but the capitalistic South is winning the peace - Philip Shenon
Cultivating Their Own Gardens: George Bush says Bertha Gilkey and the tenant-management movement she leads at Cochran Gardens in St. Louis are answers to the nation's urban ills. But are they? - Jason DeParle
Fashion: Bodyscapes
Beauty: Tropical Tresses - Terry Trucco
Food: Scalloping Gourmets - Christopher Idone
Puzzles
Item Creation Date: January 5, 1992
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 421Serial97101
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[Number of Pages: 56]
Letters
On Language: Pundit-Bashing - William Safire
About Men: Back at the Ranch - Jay Allison
Memorial Day 1990: Voices at the Wall For everyone who visits and reflects on it, the Vietnam memorial takes on personal meaning - Michael Norman
Where Genghis Khan Is In: On the bare steppes of Mongolia, herdsmen talk of democracy and take new pride in an ancient hero - Nicholas D. Kristof
Soccer's little Big Man: Diego Maradona is the man to watch in next month's world cup. No one plays the game - by the rules or not - like the 5-foot-5 Argentine - George Vecsey
Fashion/Men's Style: The Pajama Game - Ruth La Ferla
Food: At Week's End - Kathleen Beckett-Young
Design: Guest Rooms: The Welcome Mat - Carol Vogel
Puzzles
Works in Progress: The Art of Emulation
Item Creation Date: May 27, 1990
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 25 Sep 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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Letters
On Language: Pundit-Bashing - William Safire
About Men: Back at the Ranch - Jay Allison
Memorial Day 1990: Voices at the Wall For everyone who visits and reflects on it, the Vietnam memorial takes on personal meaning - Michael Norman
Where Genghis Khan Is In: On the bare steppes of Mongolia, herdsmen talk of democracy and take new pride in an ancient hero - Nicholas D. Kristof
Soccer's little Big Man: Diego Maradona is the man to watch in next month's world cup. No one plays the game - by the rules or not - like the 5-foot-5 Argentine - George Vecsey
Fashion/Men's Style: The Pajama Game - Ruth La Ferla
Food: At Week's End - Kathleen Beckett-Young
Design: Guest Rooms: The Welcome Mat - Carol Vogel
Puzzles
Works in Progress: The Art of Emulation
Item Creation Date: May 27, 1990
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 25 Sep 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 421Serial614945
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[Number of Pages: 116]
Letters
Sunday: Eau de Death, Going to the Dogs
On Language: Famously - William Safire
Method & Madness: Are We Aliens? - Nicholas Wade
About Men: Stepping Back - Edward Hoagland
Is It Art, or Just Dead Meat? - Sarah Lyall
Sheila Burke Is the Militant Feminist Commie Peacenik Who's Telling Bob Dole What to Think - Jason Deparle
The Things They Leave Behind: Remembering Vietnam through the baseball gloves, baby pictures, love letters, boots and pumps left for the men on the wall - photographs by Charles Harbutt
A Manifesto of Sorts for a Black Feminist Movement - Kristal Brent Zook
A Model Family - Bob Morris
Coat Check - Photographs by Dominique Issermann styled by Elizabeth Stewart
Talking Turkey - Molley O'Neill
Puzzles
Endpaper: Duets III - Bruce Handy
Item Creation Date: November 12, 1995
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 03 Mar 2025 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
Letters
Sunday: Eau de Death, Going to the Dogs
On Language: Famously - William Safire
Method & Madness: Are We Aliens? - Nicholas Wade
About Men: Stepping Back - Edward Hoagland
Is It Art, or Just Dead Meat? - Sarah Lyall
Sheila Burke Is the Militant Feminist Commie Peacenik Who's Telling Bob Dole What to Think - Jason Deparle
The Things They Leave Behind: Remembering Vietnam through the baseball gloves, baby pictures, love letters, boots and pumps left for the men on the wall - photographs by Charles Harbutt
A Manifesto of Sorts for a Black Feminist Movement - Kristal Brent Zook
A Model Family - Bob Morris
Coat Check - Photographs by Dominique Issermann styled by Elizabeth Stewart
Talking Turkey - Molley O'Neill
Puzzles
Endpaper: Duets III - Bruce Handy
Item Creation Date: November 12, 1995
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 03 Mar 2025 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 421Serial45519
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[Number of Pages: 60]
Letters
Sunday: Ed Koch Bangs a Gavel, A Coxy Con-and-Cop Reunion
On Language: The Bloopie Awards! - William Safire
The Big City: Man with a Van - John Tierney
The Sympathy Vote - Holly Brubach
Soft News: Sweaters and pants, as casual as gym wear, are a hot story for fall - photographs by Richard Burbridge
Two for the Road: From motels to morels, an adventure on the Oregon Trail - Molly O'Neill
The Fall and Rise of Kilmer McCully - Nearly 30 years ago, he came up with the theory that homocysteine triggers heart disease, the nation's No. 1 cause of death. At last, the world is listening - Michelle Stacey
Robert McNamara and the Ghosts of Vietnam: For four days this summer, American generals and policy makers and their adversaries relived the Vietnam War together, this time over a conferene table. Some lessons: North Vietnam was not the agent of Soviet or Chinese Communism. There were no dominoes. Healing is easier for the victors than the vanquished - David K. Shipler
The Real-Estate Royals: End of the Line?: Manhattan's venerable families of builders have survived foreign buyers, booms and busts. Now challenging their rule: publicly owned investment companies that give commoners a piece of the action.
Puzzles
Lives: Taking Flight Together - Andre Acimen
Item Creation Date: August 10, 1997
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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Letters
Sunday: Ed Koch Bangs a Gavel, A Coxy Con-and-Cop Reunion
On Language: The Bloopie Awards! - William Safire
The Big City: Man with a Van - John Tierney
The Sympathy Vote - Holly Brubach
Soft News: Sweaters and pants, as casual as gym wear, are a hot story for fall - photographs by Richard Burbridge
Two for the Road: From motels to morels, an adventure on the Oregon Trail - Molly O'Neill
The Fall and Rise of Kilmer McCully - Nearly 30 years ago, he came up with the theory that homocysteine triggers heart disease, the nation's No. 1 cause of death. At last, the world is listening - Michelle Stacey
Robert McNamara and the Ghosts of Vietnam: For four days this summer, American generals and policy makers and their adversaries relived the Vietnam War together, this time over a conferene table. Some lessons: North Vietnam was not the agent of Soviet or Chinese Communism. There were no dominoes. Healing is easier for the victors than the vanquished - David K. Shipler
The Real-Estate Royals: End of the Line?: Manhattan's venerable families of builders have survived foreign buyers, booms and busts. Now challenging their rule: publicly owned investment companies that give commoners a piece of the action.
Puzzles
Lives: Taking Flight Together - Andre Acimen
Item Creation Date: August 10, 1997
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 421Serial47450
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[Number of Pages: 102]
Letters
Sunday: Burning Man and Scotty Biscotti
On Language: The Process Process - William Safire
On Washington: Camp Can Do - Maureen Dowd
Word & Image: The Dawn of SimNews - Max Frankel
Hers: Returns of the Day - Nancy V. Raine
The Vietnam In Me: As a soldier, he saw the wreckage of one My Lai after another. Now, on his return, he confronts the wreckage in his own live - Tim O'Brien
Liz Phair's Blunt Rock: Neither prude nor sex kitten, she sings frankly about love and lust and the vast terra incognita between them - Jon Pareles
The President's Lawyer: Robert Bennet's client list has included Caspar Weinberger, Clark Clifford and, until recently, Dan Rostenkowski. Now he goes to bat for Bill Clinton against Paula Jones - Ruth Shalit
Where in the World is Nick Waplington?: The photographer plays hide-and-seek and records a planet fractured by technology - photographs by Nick Waplington text by Herbert Muschamp
Hedging the Bet Against Cancer - Michael Lerner
An Exercise High That Lasts - Steve Lohr
Out of the Darkness - Melvin Konner
Virtuous Fast Food - Nancy Harmon Jenkins
The Vitamin Uprising - Miriam Shuchman and Michael Wilkes
Puzzles
Endpaper: Seeking Certitude - Frank Gannon
Item Creation Date: October 2, 1994
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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Letters
Sunday: Burning Man and Scotty Biscotti
On Language: The Process Process - William Safire
On Washington: Camp Can Do - Maureen Dowd
Word & Image: The Dawn of SimNews - Max Frankel
Hers: Returns of the Day - Nancy V. Raine
The Vietnam In Me: As a soldier, he saw the wreckage of one My Lai after another. Now, on his return, he confronts the wreckage in his own live - Tim O'Brien
Liz Phair's Blunt Rock: Neither prude nor sex kitten, she sings frankly about love and lust and the vast terra incognita between them - Jon Pareles
The President's Lawyer: Robert Bennet's client list has included Caspar Weinberger, Clark Clifford and, until recently, Dan Rostenkowski. Now he goes to bat for Bill Clinton against Paula Jones - Ruth Shalit
Where in the World is Nick Waplington?: The photographer plays hide-and-seek and records a planet fractured by technology - photographs by Nick Waplington text by Herbert Muschamp
Hedging the Bet Against Cancer - Michael Lerner
An Exercise High That Lasts - Steve Lohr
Out of the Darkness - Melvin Konner
Virtuous Fast Food - Nancy Harmon Jenkins
The Vitamin Uprising - Miriam Shuchman and Michael Wilkes
Puzzles
Endpaper: Seeking Certitude - Frank Gannon
Item Creation Date: October 2, 1994
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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The New York Times Magazine (New York Times Co.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 421Serial47455
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[Number of Pages: 136]
Letters
My Kingdon, a Horse - Jane Smiley
Jane Swift on Motherhood and Governorhood
On Language - William Safire
How to Look Gainfully Employed
The Machine Age - David Brooks
The Ethicist - Randy Cohen
What They Were Thinking - Photographs by Jeff Mermelstein
Same as He Ever Was: David Byrne is too old to be a pop star. But he's still strange and interesting enough to be running a vanguard record label, exhibiting odd photographs and assembling weird art books - all while creating his most appealing album in years - Marshall Sella
What Happened in Thanh Phong: On the night of Feb 25, 1969, in a tiny Vietnamese hamlet, something went horribly wrong - Gregory L. Vistica
Storm in the Balance: With the Senate evenly divided, this South Carolina institution has never been more crucial to the B.O.P. It's enough to keep a 98-year-old man going to work every morning - James Bennet
Lemony Snicket Says, "Don't Read My Books!": The true identity and clever posturing of children's literature's newest marvel - Daphne Merkin
Making a Scene: For centuries, wallpaper landscapes have brought the outdoors in - Pilar Viladas
Up Against the Wallpaper: Spring prints recall the lush designs of historic wallcoverings - Photographs by Kelly Ryerson
The insider: Hiding under the hard shell - a soft, sweet oyster - Julia Reed
Puzzles
Lives: The Champ - Photographs by Jerome Sessini text by Sam Quinones
Item Creation Date: April 29, 2001
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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Letters
My Kingdon, a Horse - Jane Smiley
Jane Swift on Motherhood and Governorhood
On Language - William Safire
How to Look Gainfully Employed
The Machine Age - David Brooks
The Ethicist - Randy Cohen
What They Were Thinking - Photographs by Jeff Mermelstein
Same as He Ever Was: David Byrne is too old to be a pop star. But he's still strange and interesting enough to be running a vanguard record label, exhibiting odd photographs and assembling weird art books - all while creating his most appealing album in years - Marshall Sella
What Happened in Thanh Phong: On the night of Feb 25, 1969, in a tiny Vietnamese hamlet, something went horribly wrong - Gregory L. Vistica
Storm in the Balance: With the Senate evenly divided, this South Carolina institution has never been more crucial to the B.O.P. It's enough to keep a 98-year-old man going to work every morning - James Bennet
Lemony Snicket Says, "Don't Read My Books!": The true identity and clever posturing of children's literature's newest marvel - Daphne Merkin
Making a Scene: For centuries, wallpaper landscapes have brought the outdoors in - Pilar Viladas
Up Against the Wallpaper: Spring prints recall the lush designs of historic wallcoverings - Photographs by Kelly Ryerson
The insider: Hiding under the hard shell - a soft, sweet oyster - Julia Reed
Puzzles
Lives: The Champ - Photographs by Jerome Sessini text by Sam Quinones
Item Creation Date: April 29, 2001
Collection: Jim Dingeman Vietnam Conflict Collection
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 03 Mar 2025]
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