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January 24, 2000 Issue
"I don't like to think of this in terms of dollars. I think of it in terms of a score or a number."
-- Day trader Kirk Kazazian, "Wall Street's Winners"
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| COVER STORY | Wall Street's Winners The Street was so top-heavy with winners in 1999 that it wasn't easy to pick just ten. The growth of broadband, the proliferation of Silicon Alley venture capital, and the home-stretch explosion of technology stocks all added up to a very big year for New York's financial community. Double Dealers The market for Colonial Americana is now a national spectator sport, thanks to PBS's Antiques Roadshow. But this week, the show's stars -- the identically blond, impeccably tailored, preposterously affable twins Leigh and Leslie Keno -- will be holding court right here in the city as connoisseurs gather for Americana Week. GOTHAM
| DEPARTMENTS The National Interest BY LAWRENCE O'DONNELL JR./font> Why Bob Kerrey might take Manhattan, despite his fellow senators' pleadings Media Going beyond the chat on the AOL Time Warner deal Cityside Freed "cybersex fiend" Oliver Jovanovic talks about what the jury never heard -- and what it will hear if there's a new trial MARKETPLACE Gems from a generation past; a new rotary club Smart City A tour of New York's most storied nineteenth-century saloons Sales & Bargains Where to find fabrics for do-it-yourself skirts and halter tops | THE CRITICS Movies BY PETER RAINER Hitchcock's Rear Window returns Theater David Hirson barks up the Wrong Mountain; Mamet's early promise Art "Body Art" fails to leave a mark Dance Doug Varone finally tells a story Television Football works on the small screen -- so why not opera? Restaurants Fifties Cuban romance at Isla; sixties rec room at Canteen CUE Intelligencer Classifieds |