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	About Us: The New Yorker
		The New Yorker Near You: Readings, author and artist appearances, and other magazine-related happenings across the country and throughout the world.
		The New Yorker Conference, “2012: Stories From the Near Future,” took place on May 6 and 7, 2007.
		The 2008 New Yorker Desk Diaries are now available.
	www.newyorker.com /main/magazine (543 words)

	Yorker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In cricket, a Yorker is a delivery where the cricket ball bounces on the cricket pitch on or near the batsman's popping crease.
		The main strength of the yorker is as a surprise weapon, when the batsman has become accustomed to hitting shorter-pitched balls and not using the bat with the speed necessary to defend against a yorker.
		Yorkers are also notoriously difficult to bowl correctly, as a slight variation in length can mean the yorker will pitch just short of the batsman—making the ball into a half volley that is easy to hit—or will reach the batsman without bouncing—which makes the ball a full toss, that is also easy to hit.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yorker (563 words)

	The New Yorker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A New Yorker look-alike, Novy Ochevidets (The New Eyewitness), was launched in Russia in 2004.
		Ross and the New Yorker by Dale Kramer (1951)
		Maeve Brennan: Homesick at the New Yorker by Angela Bourke (2004)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_New_Yorker (2641 words)

	Angell Reminisces in Book on New Yorker
		If the history of The New Yorker could be captured in a single life, honors would likely fall to Roger Angell, who at age 85 predates the magazine itself and remains as vital as the publication he literally grew up with.
		Interviewed recently at The New Yorker offices, Angell is improbably youthful and attractive, with a trim, elegant mustache and a bearing both dignified and irreverent.
		Angell has contributed parodies, short stories and Christmas poems to The New Yorker, but he has most distinguished himself by his editing and his baseball essays, the literary notes of an admitted amateur that began in the early 1960s when the magazine was seeking to expand its sports coverage.
	happynews.com /news/5222006/angell-reminisces-in-book-on-new-yorker.htm (1345 words)

	Salon Books \| Turning out the lights on the old New Yorker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Adler and Yagoda both mention the ethic of ironic silence that permeated the magazine during the later Shawn period, which in Yagoda's account caused writers such as Joseph Mitchell to fade into a weird half-realm of presence and absence, writing and not writing.
		If the New Yorker was something of an imponderable institution in its own right, it's also a symbol of the vanished world over which it presided.
		Critics pounce on New Yorker tell-all Errors and dish abound in Renata Adler tirade.
	archive.salon.com /books/feature/2000/02/17/new_yorker/index1.html (1218 words)

	Student Work - New York Review of Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The New Yorker and all serious magazines really put their reputations on the line with every issue they put out, not during television game shows.
		The New Yorker fact-checkers are mostly in their late 20s and early 30s and have graduate degrees.
		At the real New Yorker, a fact-checker was dismissed after making five errors in a "Talk of the Town" piece on Steven Brill's Court TV in January 1994-and with good reason.
	www.jrn.columbia.edu /studentwork/nyrm/2002/factcheckers.asp (1775 words)

	New Yorker, New Yorker - The Boston Globe
		With The New Yorker, it's the other way around: There are movies about the magazine, a surprising number of them.
		Philip Seymour Hoffman's title character in ''Capote" (which opens tomorrow) is on assignment for The New Yorker, and a major character is the magazine's then-editor, William Shawn (played by Bob Balaban).
		Parker and the Vicious Circle" is a veritable New Yorker alumni meeting: Jennifer Jason Leigh is Dorothy Parker, Campbell Scott is Robert Benchley, Sam Robards is Harold Ross, David Gow is Donald Ogden Stewart, Tom McGowan is Alexander Woollcott, and so on.
	boston.com /ae/movies/articles/2005/10/13/new_yorker_new_yorker/?... (299 words)

	At The New Yorker, Land Mines Along Memory Lane
		Adler's book, which is causing the most stir, depicts The New Yorker as a snake pit of intriguers and flatterers trying to curry favor with successive editors.
		Her complaints are specific, like recalling when William Shawn, Ross's successor as the editor of The New Yorker, wanted to cut an article, or when Shawn scheduled pieces and then dropped them.
		It is as if former contributors to The New Yorker are writing their books to recapture a vanished past, a paradise where Shawn nurtured them as if they were children.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/books/011200newyorker-books.html (1212 words)

	New Yorker editor sees digital days ahead for magazine
		For the New Yorker to throw its Eustace Tilley nose in the air and smell the butterflies is foolish," he says,referring to the iconic, fictional dandy who graced the magazine's first cover in 1925 and regularly turns up in its pages.
		New Yorker readers are a demographic gold mine: They're more loyal than a beagle (its 86 percent renewal rate is roughly twice of most mags), highly educated and boast an average income of $80,957, according to the Project for Excellence in Journalism -- about $13,000 more than what Newsweek readers earn.
		And New Yorker readers are plentiful in the Bay Area; 7.8 percent of the magazine's subscribers live here, more than any other area outside of New York.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/05/26/DDGN3ITK5B85.DTL&... (1165 words)

	Chrysler New Yorker Extended Warranty - Chrysler New Yorker Warranty Info
		In addition, the extended warranty for Chrysler New Yorker cars automatically activates at the expiration of the manufacturer’s standard warranty so there is no lapse in coverage for your Chrysler New Yorker automobile.
		The Chrysler New Yorker extended warranties offered by The Auto Club are insured by National Casualty Company, a proud member of the Nationwide® Insurance group, with combined assets in excess of One Hundred Billion Dollars.
		The auto extended warranty for Chrysler New Yorker is set up to protect customers from the expensive costs of automotive repairs and provide comprehensive vehicle protection for the unknown high-way ahead.
	www.theautoclub.com /warranty/plans/Chrysler/NewYorker.jsp (552 words)

	Amazon.fr : The Complete Cartoons Of The New Yorker: Livres en anglais: David Remnick,Robert Mankoff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Issued as part of the New Yorker's eightieth anniversary celebration, this greatly oversize, undeniably heavy, but amazingly low-priced volume collects, in two formats, the cartoons that have appeared in the pages of that magazine over the course of its distinguished publishing history.
		Home to outstanding prose and poetry, the New Yorker has also enjoyed an outstanding reputation for its weekly showcasing of socially and politically satiric and, yes, cerebral--but also downright hilarious--cartoons from some of the most popular, cutting-edge, and stiletto-sharp cartoonists of the day.
		I suppose if there is such a thing as cultured (nee elitist) cartoons, this would be the place to find them, but this has certainly been a rich vein of humor for these talented artists to mine all these years.
	www.amazon.fr /Complete-Cartoons-New-Yorker/dp/1579123228 (1030 words)

	WJLA - New Yorker Again Dominates Magazine Awards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		But it was The New Yorker, part of S.I. Newhouse Jr.'s Conde Nast magazine group, that again grabbed the spotlight at the annual awards, which are administered by the American Society of Magazine Editors and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
		The New Yorker has now won 44 of the awards, the most of any magazine since the awards were established in 1966.
		The New Yorker won the public interest category for a series of three articles by Seymour Hersh on the now infamous Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal in Iraq.
	www.wjla.com /headlines/0405/220578.html (774 words)

	Amazon.com: The Complete New Yorker: Eighty Years of the Nation's Greatest Magazine (Book & 8 DVD-ROMs): Books: New ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Fans of The New Yorker will be dazzled by The Complete New Yorker, a collection that includes every page of every issue, from full-color covers to spot drawings, from poetry to Profiles, from cartoons to advertisements--all on 8 searchable DVDs.
		The Complete New Yorker covers the magazine's entire history, from February 1925 to February 2005, providing a detailed yet panoramic history of the life of the city, the nation, and the world.
		Since the New Yorker is planning to issue a new Disc 1 every year (which contains the table of contents and the main installation materials), they can hopefully fix some of the search problems or make the interface smoother.
	www.amazon.com /Complete-New-Yorker-Magazine-DVD-ROMs/dp/1400064740 (2376 words)

	Amazon.ca: Letters from the Editor: the New Yorker's Harold Ross: Books: Thomas Kunkel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Here was an editor who was concerned with every level of the magazine: he kept a card catalog with story ideas but was equally obsessed with language, commas, typos, and even the vexed question of large or small capital letters.
		His entertaining and informative letters touch on both his personal life and The New Yorker's notorious problems and achievements-its economic, legal, literary, and artistic struggles; its famous writers; and a wide collection of Ross's friends and acquaintances.
		The book may be a bit abstruse in places for those who do not know the history of the "New Yorker" during the Ross editorship, but there seems to be enough comedy throughout to maintain even a casual reader's interest.
	www.amazon.ca /Letters-Editor-Yorkers-Harold-Ross/dp/0375756949 (1465 words)

	The New Yorker - Movie Info - Moviefone
		The New Yorker Film File collects nearly two thousand short reviews of films released from 1990 to the present.
		Gibson had said from the start that he was going to make a movie taken straight from the Gospels.
		The New Yorker - Cast & Crew, movie showtimes, plot, synopsis, exclusive features, trailers, clips, theater listings, reviews, message boards, dvd, videos, rentals and more on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /movie/the-new-yorker/19441/main (155 words)

	Condé Nast Bookstore
		To help mark the occasion of The New Yorker's 75th anniversary, Life Stories puts into one volume, for the first time, some of the most outstanding examples of this exemplary tradition.
		The second half of our celebration of The New Yorker's 75th anniversary anthologizes some of the greatest short stories written this century.
		Read as a whole, The New Gilded Age by New Yorker editor David Remnick portrays America, here, today, now -- an epoch so exuberant and flush and in thrall of risk that forecasts of its conclusion are dismissed as Luddite brays.
	condenet.com /books/newyorker (274 words)

	English 624: The New Yorker
		In the course of the semester we will also be examining historical details about the magazine, including the editorial principles upon which Harold Ross founded it in 1925 and the degree to which William Shawn carried Ross's vision into the 1980's.
		I would like for you somehow to relate your thesis to The New Yorker even if this means that you will simply restrict your discussion to the author's New Yorker stories (or poems); or you will, perhaps, want to compare The New Yorker stories with stories from other magazines.
		While the main focus of our concern is with the New Yorker school of fiction, this focus by one or more of you on the poetry will add a rich dimension to our course.
	www.people.vcu.edu /~bmangum/nysyl.html (1374 words)

	Columbia Journalism Review: Tina's New Yorker. (management of New Yorker magazine under Tina Brown) (Cover Story)@ ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The New Yorker magazine has long been considered a bastion of American culture, distinctive in its editorial style and unwilling to compromise for the sake of popularity.
		In the eyes of many prominent, long time readers, under new editor Tina Brown the New Yorker is changing to present a more topical view point, is more in line with contemporary culture and has lost much of what made it distinctive.
		In a speech to current and prospective New Yorker advertisers at the Rainbow Room late last...
	highbeam.com /doc/1G1:13695311/Tina's+New+Yorker.+(management+of+... (197 words)

	Contact us at the New Yorker Hotel in New York City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		For the most accurate route from your departure location, please visit the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
		They'll advise you of the cost and arrange for your car to be picked up and brought back to you upon request.
		There are several parking garages and lots within a block or two of The New Yorker Hotel, parking generally costs about $30.00 for a 24-hour period (same rate for the valet parking service).
	newyorkerhotel.com /faq.asp (670 words)

	The New Yorker College Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The New Yorker goes back to school with on-campus programs and evening entertainment.
		To receive e-mail updates on The New Yorker College Tour and to learn about a special subscription offer now available to students, click here.
		The New Yorker College Tour stops at the University of Iowa October 17th to 19th.
	www.newyorkercollegetour.com /iowa.cfm (322 words)

	The New Yorker Subscription, Magazine Discounts - MagazineLine
		The New Yorker Magazine is the eclectic magazine for readers interested in the arts, current events, and culture.
		The New Yorker includes articles on domestic and international news, exploring current ideas and trends, plus sports, fashion, and entertainment events.
		In addition, The New Yorker Magazine is well known for publishing outstanding short fiction and cartoons with an ironic twist.
	www.magazineline.com /Magazineline/TheNewYorker.htm (137 words)

	Ramada Plaza & Inn - New Yorker Hotel - New York City - Ramada Plaza & Inn - New Yorker Hotel Reviews - TripAdvisor
		I booked to stay at the Hotel Pennsylvania originally which is just around the corner from the New Yorker but got a little scared off by the reviews on trip advisor.
		Built in the 30s during the big band era the New Yorker is midtown’s best VFM hotel.The location...
		Just got back from a visit to NY and the New Yorker Hotel.On the down side, the hotel is in need of renovation, and signs around the place said it was due to start soon.However, the hotel is perfectly...
	tripadvisor.com /Hotel_Review-g60763-d122005-Reviews-Ramada_Plaza_Inn_New_Yorker... (1184 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Complete Cartoons of The New Yorker: Books: Robert Mankoff,David Remnick (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Over the years I've subscribed to THE NEW YORKER on an off, trying to understand the enigmatic short stories, liking the poetry, enjoying the commentaries, and ALWAYS loving the cartoons.
		What would we do without that scruffy family--the drooling dog, the cat that was one step away from rabies, the downtrodden-looking old man--you know the ones I'm talking about.
		A few years ago someone published the NEW YORKER book of poems and those were equally as good.
	www.amazon.ca /Complete-Cartoons-New-Yorker/dp/1579123228 (809 words)

	Chrysler New Yorker Online
		In 1938, Chrysler Corporation introduced the New Yorker Special which soon became known simply as the New Yorker.
		This nameplate lasted until its discontinuation, 58 years later, in 1996, At that time, "New Yorker" was America's longest continuously used nameplate.
		See a list of all members whos cars are displayed on the site organized by first name, last name, country, province (state) or city.
	www.newyorkeronline.org (169 words)

	Strategic Board - Latest on yorker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Lawrence Wright's "The Terror Web" from the August 2, 2004 New Yorker may be the single best piece of reporting on al Qaeda and allied terror networks in print.
		Nach den New Yorker Anschl¤gen muten die westlichen Sicherheitsdienste erst einmal lernen, mit der Flut von Hinweisen umzugehen.
		The movie also doesn't disguise the fact that at the time Hemingway and Fitzgerald were creating their timeless classics, this bunch...
	www.strategicboard.com /index.php?s=yorker (1785 words)

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