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I love to read obits, wedding announcements, birth announcements to get a sense of how society is changing. These weddings in The New York Times reflect many things: the 1% in our society are doing well, getting married in their late 20s to early 30s, with both working professionally and almost half having met in [...]
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How I read the newspaper: “chunking” making quick decisions, skimming, making judgments about what interests me, reading and skipping. Blur of bylines. Headlines seduce or repel. Some photos clever, artistic eerie. Others boring or silly. I do notice them. Tweet
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Hand gestures of power, clout, political compromise, victory, satisfaction, victory, threat, even caution Hands of the 1% in friday’s New York Times Tweet
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A study of the corrections. Corrections published on Tuesday 11/1/11 regarding the front page article of 10/31/11. Tweet
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