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- One Yalie's grand, homoerotic adventure, By Dan Feder, Holly Kline and George Weinberg Lawrence Schimel, SY'93, talks about his new book; 'Herald' gives it the once-over.
- Masturbation, literary and otherwise, By James Sumner
- minor threats
- Princeton eating clubs under siege, By the Yale Party Bumrushers
- Discovering 'Found Magazine', By Marvin Astorga
- Mu Xin draws on Chinese history to make 'Art', By Aaron Lichtig
- Student show poorly conceived, By George Weinberg
- Tiresias was the original punk. Honest., By Sam Frank
- YaleDancers bloom onstage, By Chip Lockwood
- 'Julie' a marvelous ride, By Dan Venning
- A lot to love about 'The Lover', By Diana Greenwold
- MUSIC
- britney spears: britney, By Jim Laakso
- Buzzworthy Cutie comes of age, By Julia Kripke
- mississippi fred mcdowell: i do not play no rock and roll, By Cameron Leader-Picone
- (international) noise conspiracy: a new morning, changing weather, By Samanta Culp
- MOVIE
- Fragmented 'Focus' begs for dose of Ritalin, By Darrell Hartman
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