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Contributors

Goings On

Tables for Two: Dean’s • 213 Sixth Ave.

Comment: The Only Game in Town

Dept. of Matrimony: But Soft

Dept. of Energy: Hanging Out

The Pictures: An Auditory Person

Postscript: Donald Newhouse

Fiction: Stories

The Sporting Scene: Power Move • Gianni Infantino has led FIFA from corruption into an era of authoritarian control.

Family Values: The Tally

Fiction: Firstborn Immigrant Daughter

Personal History: Paperboy • Silence, solitude, and the secret I kept for decades.

Family Values: Love Omen

Poems: How to Grow Old

Family Values: The Antagonist

Fiction: The Twice-Widowed Khala Helai

Fiction: A Talent for Seeming

Family Values: Polyglotism

Poems: Mirage

Family Values: Table Manners

Books: Forever Young • Leslie Fiedler’s classic and controversial study of American fiction.

Books: Lady Chatterley’s Meme • A dirty book’s long afterlife.

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Star-Crossed • How Linda Goodman brought astrology to the masses.

Books: Carte Blanche • Maggie O’Farrell and the art of inventing the past.

The Current Cinema: Hits and Misses • “Power Ballad.”

Cartoon Caption Contest

Crossword: Left Speechless • A themed crossword.