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April 30, 2001 Issue
"With Mike Marino, you don't get niceties. You get the truth."
-- Former NYPD Chief of Department Lou Anemone, "NYPD Blues"
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FEATURES Second Sex Rx BY HILLARY ROSNER Now that Viagra has transformed the sex lives of men (to varied reactions from their wives), medical researchers are finally starting to focus on the far more complicated sexual problems of women. Will dream creams, orgasm pills, and high-tech suction devices lead to a second sexual revolution? Or just another market for drug companies? Either way, it's a brave new world at the urology clinic. Gentlewomen, start your engines.
NYPD Blues For tough-talking, legendary NYPD Deputy Inspector Mike Marino of Crown Heights' 77th Precinct, police work isn't a job but a calling: "Like a priest," he says. But between a mayor obsessed with crime statistics and a populace highly sensitized to police excess, being a cop has never been tougher. Can Marino keep crime down in his precinct while doing his job by the numbers?
Behind the Screens Okay, so he's married to Caroline Kennedy. But nobody's quite sure what interactive pioneer Edwin Schlossberg -- a fierce protector of his family's privacy -- actually does. Now there's highly public proof: a stunning new History Center project for the Ellis Island museum that will help countless families -- including his -- trace their roots.
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This Media Life Is John Hockenberry (wheelchair and all) the future of network news?
The National Interest Presidential security: Safety measure or status symbol?
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MARKETPLACE Best Bets BY RIMA SUQI Books, brooms, baby gear, and more
SmartCity Slipcover stitchers for snazzier sofas
Sales & Bargains Unkillable cacti for your city home
THE CRITICS The Luzhin Defence: Another mushy film version of Nabokov
Television Anna Deavere Smith's impressions: More than meets the ear
Theater The Producers is funny, but not that funny
Art The disturbing dolls of Hans Bellmer
Pop Music Miami music madness; Run-DMC's anti-comeback
Restaurant Virot at the Dylan Hotel: Don't bother
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