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Anatomy of a Campus Coup
Teresa Sullivan, president of the University of Virginia. On a languorous Sunday in June, low season on the campus of the University of Virginia, Prof. Larry Sabato opened a perplexing e-mail. “My…
AUTHOR:Andrew Rice
SOURCE:www10.nytimes.com
PUBLISHED: Sept. 11, 2012
LENGTH: 2 minutes (713 words)
Renting Prosperity
"The Great Gatsby," the pre-eminent American novel of financial ambition, overextension and downfall, offers a revealing vignette about the great American obsession: real estate. The narrator, Nick…
AUTHOR:Daniel Gross
SOURCE:online.wsj.com
PUBLISHED: May 4, 2012
LENGTH: 8 minutes (2188 words)
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A Massacre in Jamaica
Marjorie Hinds was out buying food in Tivoli Gardens on the morning o
AUTHOR:Mattathias Schwartz
SOURCE:www.newyorker.com
PUBLISHED: Dec. 12, 2011
LENGTH: 29 minutes (7391 words)
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America's dirty little secret
"It was eight years before I was able to say the word that describes what happened to me," says Maricella Guzman. "I hadn't even been in the Navy a month. I was so young. I tried to report it. But…
AUTHOR:Lucy Broadbent
SOURCE:www.guardian.co.uk
PUBLISHED: Dec. 9, 2011
LENGTH: 11 minutes (2990 words)
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The Information Sage
Edward Tufte occupies a revered and solitary place in the world of graphic design. Over the last three decades, he has become a kind of oracle in the growing field of data visualization—the practice of taking the sprawling, messy universe of information that makes up the quantitative backbone of everyday life and turning it into an understandable story.
SOURCE:www.washingtonmonthly.com
PUBLISHED: May 11, 2011
LENGTH: 22 minutes (5557 words)
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