The Knickerbocker

New York Monthly

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With the recent rape atrocities in India and South Africa, why has the Western hemisphere been silent?
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In the modern day, culture stands as a driving force of nations.
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Go see the Ginsberg photography exhibit at the Grey Art Gallery already!
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The Doughnut Man of Sudan: Is he a ghost? Will a third person talk to him? Read to find out.
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I Knew Him Before He Was Famous: an afternoon with NYU's star in the making AJ Smith.
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Power shifts to the Executive Branch with US drone strikes. http://t.co/fQX1S24Q

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Could the EU unify and enter into a free trade agreement with the US. http://t.co/WYy2UNZJ

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AMC's Hell on Wheels could represent a resurgence of the Western in American culture: http://t.co/2AM4nWs2

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Did Lana Del Rey's "Born to Die" deserve the critical panning that it received? http://t.co/RkTC26Tc

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With the increasing prevalence of drone strikes, war is becoming further abstracted from reality http://t.co/I3QuQrDw

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Albert Fernandez discusses one reason why film students at #nyu are struggling--the Todman Center: http://t.co/JGu9cknj

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.@dylanabney writes why you should be skeptical about groups like "Truth Squad" http://t.co/Sf9iaH1g