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By Norbert Schurer | September 15, 2000Six months ago, Ariel Dorfman received a phone call from human rights activist Kerry Kennedy Cuomo, who asked him to write a play.
Six months ago, Ariel Dorfman received a phone call from human rights activist Kerry Kennedy Cuomo, who asked him to write a play.
The most amazing thing about the Dixie Chicks is their diversity. In two hours, they move from pop through straight rock, bluegrass, honky-tonk and folk to traditional country.
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Killing innocent people is not everybody's idea of a hobby, but for Patrick Bateman, protagonist of American Psycho, murder is the only relief from the world he lives in.
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As The Chronicle's liberal columnist du jour passé and a proud member of The Duke Review's Hall of Shame, I can't help but come to the defense of my latter-day successor Maureen McClarnon, who was...
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Ancient, postmodern, male, female, English, Urdu-the literature of the Indian subcontinent displays a dazzling variety.