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Table of Contents:
Politics & Society
Caterwaul Quarterly and the State of the American Periodical: Taking a look back, an introduction to our endeavor.
By Daniel Denvir
Iraq 2012: Will a Democratic or Republican president get us out of Iraq any time soon? The Editor of Middle East Report thinks not. By Chris Toensing
The Great American Center: Change, leadership and the smooth tranquility of post-ideological politics.
By Adam Goldstein
Between Iraq and a Hard Place: Turkey goes to war against the Kurds. In Iraq.
By Osman Balkan
Review: Black Books of Neoliberalism. Violence, confusion and economic policy implementation. A discussion of Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine and David Harvey's A Brief History of Neoliberalism.
By Matt Wasserman
From the Sports Editor: Giant Steps. A look at Super Bowl XLII, personal injuries and a case for socialized medicine.
By Pete Shaw
Literature
Audible
a poem by Eric Lind
Thanksgiving
poems by Chalcedony Wilding
Lunch box
a poem by Chalcedony Wilding
Tar Takes a Picture
a short story by Robert Y. Rabiee
Review: But how explicit does it really need to be? Sex is not just a sensation in Walter Mosley's Killing Johnny Fry
By Katarzyna Bartoszynska
The Beard
a short story by Matthew Broad
Arts
Amateur Hour
a short film by Ryann Liebenthal
Palestine & Palestinians: A Culture of Survival Amidst a Ravaged Geography photos by Umayyah Cable
Moiré patterns: textiles, wallpaper, nature / colors, patterns, and designs.
Three Paintings by Julie Opperman
The Life and Times of Peppi Feller: Peppi Feller has lived in the same apartment in Brooklyn, New York for over fifty years. photos by Shulamit Seidler-Feller
Heard Over Sandcastles: A study in transience sounds by Ryan Dunn
Review: Irony in Spanish Eighties Pop. Why was Spanish eighties music so funny? Nicholas Callaway
Scaterwaul Quarterly: Amuse yourself with the musings of an inquisitive tampon. cartoon by Celeste Broderick
Popular Science
Bread of Black Gold: Mycoremediation in the Amazon: Cleaning up Texaco's Amazon oil mess with mushrooms. by Brian Pace
Will Zetia Save Your Heart? Questions mount over the failure of a widely prescribed cholesterol-lowering drug.
by Ben Pedroja
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