From the monthly archives: April 2009

Taking it to the streets

On April 30, 2009 By Mark Oppenheimer

Welcome to those of you who read in the New Haven Independent about the poetry crawl we sponsored last night. I have to say, it was a pretty cool event. When was the last time you heard poetry read in the car bay of an auto body shop? Or in a day spa?

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A change is gonna come…

On April 26, 2009 By From the Editors

Hi all —

No Monday review for the next week or two, while we refurbish the site with content from the forthcoming issue #4 (Laurie Colwin, Thisbe Nissen, Alice Quinn, David Orr, and many other elite types). Also, when we go back up, the site will have a new, group-bloggy-format, with far more frequent [...]

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Harvard Beats Yale 29-29

On April 12, 2009 By Jonathan Kiefer

Directed by Kevin Rafferty (Kino, 2009)

Let it not be said that 1968 lacked fodder for eventual back-in-the-day documentaries. Even now, it all seems like too much: Vietnam in bloody chaos, King and Kennedy in coffins, Nixon in power, Black Panthers in the Olympics, Beatles in India, and — oh yes — two academically elite [...]

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