Judith Rossner attained a national reputation with Looking for Mr. Goodbar (1975), a best-seller which presents a dramatic portrayal of the sexual dilemma of modern Americans. The movie based on the b...
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With the Theme Pockets series, you can enliven every month of the year with fun, exciting learning projects that students can proudly present in a unique book format. Each of the 12 titles has thr...
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Every day in your classroom will be a special day when you use the creative ideas in this book. Like the other excellent books in this series, a reason to celebrate every day in the month is includ...
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Every day in your classroom will be a special day when you use the creative ideas in this book. Like the other excellent books in this series, a reason to celebrate every day in the month is includ...
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Wednesday 10th Perhaps it’s August that’s the cruelest month, breeding contempt out of asphalt and mixing sweat with low-grade irritation—because our fellow New Yorkers seem a b...
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Oy! August! Between giant bridges tumbling down, peacocks running amok in Burger King parking lots and New York women showboating their toes—metallic pedicures? still with the toe rings? blac...
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They Blinded Me With Science! We just can’t get over the fact that there’s something called “The Science Barge” and that it’s docked at Riverside Drive and 70th Street...
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How do you know you’ve arrived? When you don’t have to leave the Hamptons for anything so pedestrian as a desk job! Today, model Christie Brinkley, horsey mayoral daughter Georgina Blo...
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Binn there, done that: Get out your English Patient evening gowns, ladies! The Red Cross is somewhat oxymoronically throwing an “Evening of Luxury” charity benefit in East Hampton. On t...
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Whoooo! Welcome to the final, stinky stretch of summer! Yes, soon enough—not soon enough for us—it will be ta-ta to calloused feet in flip-flops and helloooo to the patent-leather Mary ...
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B: What's the name of your show?C: I'm gonna smack you!B: I think you like it.C: I do, you Puerto Rican papi! It's such a turn-on that you don't know who I am. I'm your biggest fan, which should ...
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Condé Nast kaffeeklatsch: New Yorker editor Jeffrey Frank’s novel Trudy Hopedale is described by fellow New Yorker contributor David Sedaris as “cunning and relentlessly funny.R...
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Wild for Whitman: The late poet Walt Whitman had a bit of a surge in popularity about a decade ago when his most famous work, Leaves of Grass, was revealed to be a standard-issue seduction tool of ...
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Hamptons High Vs. Low! High and low culture are again at war in the Hamptons. Tom Wolfe—the last properly dressed man in New York, along with Gay Talese and Lady Bunny—hosts afternoon t...
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