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August 27, 2001 Issue
"The animosities are very real. A lot of the hostility actually gets played down."
-- Mary Carillo, tennis analyst, "Women on the Verge"
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FEATURES FALL FASHION 2001 MAIN PAGE
A Few of Our Favorite Things
Shalom!
Combat Ready
Feline Grace
Back in Black Role Models Four up-and-coming actors take a sartorial journey back to thirties New York. One look at their tidy coats, pleated skirts, and cloche hats, and you'll be tempted to follow in their footsteps.
Sure Shot
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Women on the Verge BY CHRIS SMITH Once upon a time, women played tennis like ladies: pleasant, polite, and predictable as a metronome. Not anymore. With the selling power and celebrity status of players like the Williams sisters, Anna Kournikova, and Jennifer Capriati reaching record levels (as is the fierceness of their rivalries), what was once a near-sideshow is now definitely the main event. For the women of the U.S. Open, it's still any woman's game, and the game, for them, has gotten personal.
DEPARTMENTS
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The City Politic BY MICHAEL TOMASKY Fernando Ferrer's a happy man now that Sharpton is out of jail. But should he be?
This Media Life
Sex Matters
MARKETPLACE
Sales & Bargains
THE CRITICS
Classical Music
Pop Music
Restaurants
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