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To: Dec31,1999
Plus, NYP always had sections for music, film, and dining, none of which I read, but were probably attractive to Manhattanites.

I read the regular collumns, such as Cecil Adams' "The Straight Dope", which deals with scientific and historical questions, "The Howie Chronicals", which was a very interesting weekly column written by a family man from New Jersey who detailed his weelky visits to a psychiatrist, "Slackjaw", written by Jim Knifel, who has an interesting book by the same name, which I recently ran across in my local public library.

He's a nearly blind guy from Greenbay, Wisconsin who won't accept any state aid, it seems, and who is a fantastic writer. There have been many others along the way.

New York Press was a really fun and interesting read for many years.

216 posted on 09/22/2003 9:16:21 PM PDT by Dec31,1999
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To: Dec31,1999
THanks for the link and the input!
218 posted on 09/23/2003 6:13:52 AM PDT by Chad Fairbanks ("People never grow up, they just learn how to act in public." - Bryan White)
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