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| Books: How to Breathe Underwater | Tuesday, 2004 February 10 - 11:57 pm |
| How to Breathe Underwater is a collection of short stories by a high-school friend of mine, Julie Orringer. Read more... |
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| Books: Nickel and Dimed | Tuesday, 2004 February 10 - 11:38 pm |
| Nickel and Dimed, by Barbara Ehrenreich, explores a writer's experiment trying to make a living as a typical American wage-slave. This book sparked a controversy at the University of North Carolina when it was put on the required summer reading list for incoming freshmen; the book was dismissed as liberal propaganda. Read more... |
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