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By Ezra Glinter March 19, 2012
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The New York Times pays homage to New York Review of Books editor Robert Silvers.
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Some German architects are converting Nazi bunkers into modern homes.
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The Los Angeles Review of Books weighs in on the 21st-century Marxism of Tony Kushner.
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Is it possible to play “Israeli Gospel” music?
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What if your band is made up of Muppets?
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