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Contributors

The Mail: The Mail

Goings On About Town: This Week

Tables for Two: Revelie Luncheonette • 179 Prince St.

Comment: Unchecked Boxes

Paying Attention: Research Assistant

Nepo Baby Dept.: No Sound Bites, Please

Postscript: Robert Gottlieb

Letter from Virginia: The Pandemic Generation • Remote school was devastating for many kids. How can they get back on track?

Shouts & Murmurs: Reading Body Language Like the Experts

On and Off the Avenue: Show of Support • Is the Army Tactical Bra ready for deployment?

Annals of Inquiry: Bitter Pill • Dying patients wanted access to a new drug of uncertain benefit. But hasty approval comes at a cost.

Poems: Therapy

Profiles: Role of a Lifetime • Why Sarah Jessica Parker keeps playing Carrie Bradshaw.

Poems: Adult Swim

Fiction: Status in Flux

BOOKS NOW YOU SEE IT • The curious allure of the heist.

BRIEFLY NOTED

BOOKS OUT OF PLACE • Megan Fernandes’s map of desire.

THE THEATRE LONDON CALLING • “Operation Mincemeat,” “Guys and Dolls,” and “The Motive and the Cue.”

THE CURRENT CINEMA NOWHERESVILLE • “Asteroid City” and “Maggie Moore(s).”

CARTOON CAPTION CONTEST

PUZZLES & GAMES DEPT. THE CROSSWORD • A moderately challenging puzzle.