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Alexandra Lange

December 20, 2004 | It Happened This Year: A Guide to 2004
Grandstanding Architects Were Everywhere—But Only Some Could Build What They Grandstanded About.

The cautionary travails of Daniel Libeskind.

August 10, 1998 | Feature
Law: What Price Lust?

A little tenderness needn't spoil a perfectly good divorce.

April 19, 1999 | Feature
Nathan's Famous

A yeshiva boy turned expat writer, Nathan Englander biopsies the Orthodox mind-set.

April 19, 1999 | Feature
Room With a View

The curtain goes up on an artful new theater.

November 13, 2000 | Feature
Design: Milton Glaser's Telltale . . .
June 21, 1999 | Feature
The Other Philadelphia Story

Twenty years ago, Gemini, a comedy of minors set in South Philly, gave Albert Innaurato his first (and only) Broadway hit. A new revival finds the playwright finally putting pen to paper again.

September 11, 2000 | Feature
Fall Preview: Books
September 13, 1999 | Feature
Books: Men Overboard

In Backlash, Susan Faludi detailed the anti-feminist reaction to women's lib. With Stiffed, she says men got a raw deal, too.

August 28, 2000 | Feature
Design: Logo Motives

The Whitney's new identity makeover plasters letterhead, cards, and shopping bags with an "almost embarrassingly confident" new typeface.

April 12, 1999 | Feature
The Towers That Will Be

Architects Michael Graves and Robert A.M. Stern are selling name-brand design to the (Upper East Side) masses.

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