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- Nineteen Hundreds
- New York Times
- Soho Repertory Theatre
- Fells Point Theatre
- Killed
- Regrets
- Biography
- About The Site
- Location
Follow on
- Six Degrees of Monica
- Theatre
- Put on a Public Face
- Affirmative Action
- Africa’s Wars
- Remember John Rocker?
- Tickets for This, Tickets for That
- First Step on Nuclear Weapons
- Misplaced Nuclear Secrets
- We’re Not Gonna Take It
- Online Shopping for Dummies
- The End of the Letter
- Angry Labels
- All the President’s Numbers
- A Challenge From Russia
- The Whopper That Wasn’t
- Straight to DVD
- Needed: A Fed for the World
- A Time of Gifts
- Days that Changed History
- 9/11 Biographies
- China’s Subtle Spying
- And For Giuliani’s Second Act…
- 9/11 Memorial Suggestion
- Impeach, Censure, Enough
- Afterword: Post Cold War Era
- Getting Lost
- Yawn
- Budget Surplus Problem
- Lost Mars Orbiter
- McVeigh Execution
- Egg Donor
Affirmative Action
1996, illustration
Client: The New York Times
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This was my very first Op-Ed illustration.
Art-director: Nicholas Blechman
