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1951

January	Selected Articles Two of a kind By Frederick Lewis Allen The mumble in the Voice of America By William H. Wells Fiction Cyclists' raid: A story By Frank Rooney Home: A story By Kay Boyle Poetry The harrowing By Edwin Muir The blue grotto By Lloyd Frankenberg
February	Selected Articles Roosevelt and the Far East [(part I)] By Sumner Welles Fiction Interlude By Arthur Koestler The traveler: A story By Wallace Earle Stegner Poetry Inseparables By Polly Chase Boyden Remembered gaiety By Mark Van Doren
March	Selected Articles Arte duce By Frederick Lewis Allen Fiction Monte Saint Angelo: A story By Arthur Miller The searchers: A story By Susan Kuehn Poetry An oak leaf fell By Thomas Hornsby Ferril Nocturne By Paul Mills
April	Selected Articles Miracle on 58th Street By Frederick Lewis Allen Fiction Aufwiedersehen abend: A story By Kay Boyle Tale for a deaf ear: A story By Elizabeth Enright Poetry Storm warnings By Adrienne Cecile Rich New twilight on old gods (symmetrics) By David Thompson Watson McCord
May	Selected Articles [various] By Frederick Lewis Allen Fame, fame, fame By Leonard Lyons Fiction Jasper: A story By Emma Smith Bush boy, poor boy By James Aldridge Poetry Night-music By John Clellon Holmes Seer By Rolfe Humphries
June	Selected Articles Amy Camus By Frederick Lewis Allen Fiction Sawing the lady in half: A story By Nigel Balchin Windfall for Whitford: A story By Lowry Charles Wimberly Poetry Three wishes for a yearling By Robert Edward Brittain Memory lesson By Hortense Flexner
July	Selected Articles Pro private school By Allan Vanderhoef Heely The story of Douglas MacArthur By Arthur Meier Schlesinger and Richard Halworth Rovere Fiction Nobody say a word: A story By Mark Van Doren The living rock: A story By Elizabeth Sewell Poetry For one away: For A.F. By Hortense Flexner Homo sapiens By G. Harbottle
August	Selected Articles Our army in Korea—the best yet By S.L.A. (Samuel Lyman Atwood) Marshall Fiction I'll call you eager By Glen Haley To know the country: A story By Stephen D. Becker Poetry Cause has no name By Hortense Flexner On the difficulty of recognizing the loved one By Walter A. Kilrain
September	Selected Articles The general's grenade By Frederick Lewis Allen Fiction Beyond recall: A story By Joseph Stockwell Night riders of Northville: A story By Hortense Calisher Poetry Soul and circumstance By Mark Van Doren Monkey in the street By John Rolfe
October	Selected Articles The Emily Post Road By Frederick Lewis Allen Fiction Seventeen storeys down: A story By Faith McNulty The snowfield: A story By Victoria Lincoln Poetry Starting from Manhattan By James Rorty
November	Selected Articles Dog eat dog By Frederick Lewis Allen Gruesome-on-the-Ganges By Frederick Lewis Allen Fiction Another solution: A story By Gilbert Highet Highborn kinsmen: A story By Anne Goodwin Winslow Poetry Some of the boys a little while had names By Thomas Hornsby Ferril Armored division By David Thompson Watson McCord
December	Selected Articles [various] By Frederick Lewis Allen The child's world: Magic then and now By Elizabeth Enright Fiction The black mollies: A story By Sloan Wilson Poetry The assuagers By Katharine Strelsky All souls By Claire Nicolas White

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December 2009

THE GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPERFRAUD
Why the Hudson River Will Never Run Clean
By David Gargill

THE MASTER OF SPIN BOLDAK
Undercover with Afghanistan’s Drug-Trafficking Border Police
By Matthieu Aikins

MERMAID FEVER
A story by Steven Millhauser

UNDERSTANDING OBAMACARE
By Luke Mitchell

Also: Dave Hickey and Wendell Berry

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