October 8, 2001 Issue
"Something did shift in us. Something shattered when those buildings went down."
-- "The New Emigrants"
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FEATURES Save Our City In the aftermath of the tragedy at the World Trade Center, heroes are needed more than ever. But don't let Rudy hog all the glory. There are a million ways -- from volunteering and check-writing to catching a Broadway show and a late dinner -- to help New York get back on its feet. Herewith, a menu of suggestions for how the tough can get the city going, among other ways by -- you heard right -- going shopping.
The New Emigrants
Crashing Green's Party
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Frozen Frame BY ANTONIN KRATOCHVIL For photographer Antonin Kratochvil, born and raised in Czechoslovakia, images of a war-torn city are all too familiar. What is surprising, however -- for Kratochvil and the rest of us -- is seeing those images recur in his current hometown: New York. I'm Right You're Wrong: Ed Koch and Al D'Amato
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