At lunch today I finished Elizabeth Kolbert's story about "the impossibility of justice for the Holocaust" (Feb. 16) and read Nathan Heller on a book about Scandinavia (so it appears Donald Duck is to the Swedes what Jerry Lewis is to the French).
I read Emily Nussbaum's profile of Joan Rivers. It was in-depth, analytical and fascinating.
I'm a little annoyed. My 90th anniversary issue arrived with about an inch and a half of the top of the first two inside pages torn off.
The ads or the alternate covers? If it's the former, you didn't miss much. If it's the latter, I'd call to complain.
It's the alternate covers, but I presume it's the fault of the USPS.
I probably don't need to read Jeffrey Toobin's article on Andrew Cuomo. I probably will.