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Not to mention the early nineties. And I’m not ashamed to admit it. Luckily, college rock is back, and better than ever.
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- Losing His Grip
Nick Hornby is a lovely, witty prose stylist—but without real characters, his latest novel falls flat.
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For the DIY-impaired, Manhattan’s new Home Depot is a temptation to be resisted.
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- Black October
The playoffs are here, but cringing Yankee fans may be too scared to watch.
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- BID for Power
Is Daniel Biederman the problem? Or does the mayor just not like competition?
- October 28, 2002 | Feature
- War Games
In times of crisis, New York teams have stepped up to the plate, lifting our spirits and kicking butt. But who do we root for this year?
- December 16, 2002 | Feature
- Full-Court Distress
We've moved past denial and anger to acceptance: The Knicks just plain stink. But there are still ways to be a fan.
- November 8, 2004 | Intelligencer
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If there’s hope for the Knicks this year, its name is Jamal Crawford.
- November 15, 2004 | Pop Music Review
- Living Things; Kimi Ga Suki
Matthew Sweet is one of those artists who labor under a burden of their own making: a great album.
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