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"The New Criterion" at 25.(Notes & Comments: September 2006)
With this issue, The New Criterion embarks on its twenty-fifth anniversary season. Twenty-five years--a quarter century: yes, it is a long time, but how quickly the years have passed! A lot has changed since September 1982. Back then, there was still something called the Soviet Union, a minatory, intractable behemoth which, for most observers, seemed destined to lumber on indefinitely. In August of that year, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped to 776--that's seven hundred and seventy-six--and many were the bulletins alerting us to the impending "Death of Equities."
By 1982, we'd suffered through the disgusting spectacle of the Ayatollah Khomeini and the ...
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- Magazine article from: New Criterion June 1, 2002 700+ words
...note of thanks With this issue, The New Criterion completes its twentieth year of publication...magazine as outspoken and heterodox as The New Criterion has been, living through a twentieth...other magazines, the excellence of The New Criterion is inseparable from the excellence...
- The New Criterion Reader: the First Five Years.
- Magazine article from: National Review Lipsky, David February 5, 1988 700+ words
...to start a new monthly, The New Criterion. The reason? "'The real reason...providing such a voice that The New Criterion has been created." What Kramer communicated to his staff at The New Criterion (the original Criterion was...
- BEST OF NEW CRITERION MAGAZINE
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe Robert Taylor, Globe Staff January 19, 1988 700+ words
THE NEW CRITERION READER. The First Five Years, edited...the five-year-old journal, The New Criterion, it is Hilton Kramer's comment...Not all the contributors to The New Criterion share this view; some in fact...
- Correcting taste.(Counterpoints: Twenty-five Years of the New Criterion on...
- Magazine article from: Modern Age Winchell, Mark Royden September 22, 2008 700+ words
...Counterpoints: Twenty-five Years of the New Criterion on Culture and the Arts edited with...Trotskyite Partisan Review. When the New' Criterion was founded in 1982, its very title...For the past quarter century, the New Criterion has trained its sights on the second...
- Our friends over at the New Criterion have put out a big anthology including...
- Magazine article from: First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life Neuhaus, Richard John October 1, 2007 700+ words
* Our friends over at the New Criterion have put out a big anthology...might expect, the editors of the New Criterion, Roger Kimball and Hilton Kramer...arts, letters, and ideas, the New Criterion has labored valiantly to defeat...
- Ad multos annos!(Counterpoints: 25 Years of The New Criterion on Culture and...
- Magazine article from: National Review Anderson, Brian C. August 13, 2007 700+ words
Counterpoints: 25 Years of The New Criterion on Culture and the Arts, edited by...writer Roger Kimball, who joined The New Criterion a few years after its founding and...Since Day One back in 1982, The New Criterion has pursued a twofold critical vocation...
- CHINA: NEW CRITERION FOR CELL PHONE EARPHONES
- News wire article from: AsiaInfo Services July 27, 2009 700+ words
...AsiaInfo Services 07-27-2009 China: New Criterion for Cell Phone Earphones BEIJING...Technology of China will promulgate a new criterion for technology requirements and test...to welcome the promulgation of the new criterion. The e-surfing cell phones customized...
- Against the Grain: The New Criterion on Art and Intellect at the End of the...
- Magazine article from: National Review Bottum J. May 15, 1995 700+ words
Against the Grain: The New Criterion on Art and Intellect at the End...one's ears and bray. But The New Criterion -- possibly America's most...Keynes, the 45 essays from The New Criterion republished here are intelligent...