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Posted 7/10/09 on Daily Intel
Cold War Kids

Now Another Hedge Fund Is Accusing a Russian Employee of Stealing Secrets

Now Another Hedge Fund Is Accusing a Russian Employee of Stealing Secrets

This is getting ridiculous.

Filed Under: ballsy crimes, business, cold war kids, industrial mccarthyism, russians, sergey aleynikov, stereotypes

Posted 6/10/09 on Grub Street
Foodievents

Battle of the Sexes: Do Male and Female Chefs Cook Differently?

Battle of the Sexes: Do Male and Female Chefs Cook Differently?

Could expert judges tell the difference between dishes made by Alexandra Guarnaschelli and Johnny Iuzzini?

Filed Under: alexandra guarnaschelli, anne burrell, april bloomfield, astor center, butter, cooking, dana cowin, ed levine, foodievents, gender roles, gwen hyman, stereotypes

Posted 10/9/08 on Grub Street
Foodie Feminism

Foodie Feminists Say ‘Oh No You Didn’t’

Foodie Feminists Say ‘Oh No You Didn’t’

Bloggers are upset that Bruni advanced dining stereotypes and that Josh Ozersky is promising columns from ‘the top men in the field.’

Filed Under: Foodie Feminism, frank bruni, gender roles, josh ozersky, men, Miriam Wolf, service, stereotypes, Traci Vogel, women

Posted 7/23/08 on Daily Intel
In Other News

The ‘Observer’ Attempts to Part the Gays

The ‘Observer’ Attempts to Part the Gays

Today we learn that there are just two different types of young New York homosexual men — theater queens and everybody else.

Filed Under: austin scarlett, cheyenne jackson, christian siriano, doree shafrir, gays, in other news, observer, stereotypes

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