Autumn of the Jackass
By DAVE ITZKOFF
What’s left for Johnny Knoxville?
The New York Times Magazine
10.13.13
Illustration by Paul Sahre
Illustration by Paul Sahre
All Is Fair in Love and Twitter
By NICK BILTON
The sweet, innocent ideas and ruthless power plays that created Twitter.
It’s the Economy
Putting a Speed Limit on the Stock Market
By JACOB GOLDSTEIN
How ordinary investors might stand a chance against high-frequency traders.
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The Leading Men (and Woman) of Physics
October 11, 2013
Why Alice Munro Is Canada’s First Nobel Prize Winner for Literature (With an Asterisk)
October 10, 2013
The Wonderful and Somewhat Ugly World of Parquet Courts
October 9, 2013
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Who’s Winning the Architecture Arms Race?
Photographs by IWAN BAAN
Hint: It’s the place spending an estimated $6 billion a year on it.
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Stuff Yourself
By MARK BITTMAN
D.I.Y. dolmas are not only doable but come with a significant advantage: choice
Talk
Catie Marron: Blame Pastis, Not the High Line
Interview by AMY CHOZICK
The High Line co-chairwoman on private wealth, public spaces and the sanitization of the Meatpacking District.
The Ethicist
Parts and Labor (and Luck)
By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN
The squeaky wheel; a loud-and-clear decision.
Innovation
Who Made That Android Logo?
By PAGAN KENNEDY
Finding inspiration for a robot on a bathroom door.
The One-Page Magazine
Smoking Is for the Birds
The secret to making it in the N.F.L.; Mario Batali’s wine of the season; who is an essential employee anyway?
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Why are colleges giving away money to rich kids who don’t need it? They might value their rankings more than the economy.
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