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April 6, 1998 Issue
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| TIMELINE The Sixties April 1968 began with Martin Luther King’s assassination and ended with the Columbia riots—and right in the middle of it all, a smart new magazine hit the stands. The Seventies The Eighties The Nineties 30 YEARS, 30 VOICES GOTHAM | DEPARTMENTS The City Politic BY MICHAEL TOMASKY The Liberal Party’s endorsements are smart but purely tactical The National Interest A capital civility campaign: Get real! The Spiritual City Group transport: Spiritual ecstasy through dance and drums Cityscape Beyond commercial kitsch: Times Square’s Babel is generating a new architectural language Restaurants When you’ve had it with the Next Big Thing, head for JUdson Grill MARKETPLACE Vuitton ink; thyme for flowers; Totem goes American N.Y. Tech See me, hear me: A tiny digital camera and voice-recognition software Travel Remember the Maine: Down East without a Martha Stewart budget Sales & Bargains Dresses and haircuts for parents and children
| THE ARTS Movies BY DAVID DENBY Suicide mission: Taste of Cherry is inventive but overrated Theater Two O’Neill revivals show a playwright’s progress Books Picking up the slack: Douglas Coupland tells Gen-Xers to shape up Art New exhibition space takes the chill off the Whitney Television Ground control to Major Tom: Hanks’s NASA documentary soars Classical Music Three more tenors: The next generation takes to the stage CUE Intelligencer |
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