Urban Anthropology: New York can wait
My co-workers in the city were especially chatty the Thursday before Christmas. Pasting my boss’ smiling face on a male
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URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY 5: Six degrees of separation
Thanksgiving is an American holiday which tends towards excess — an abundance of turkey, stuffing, family and shopping. But not
Urban Anthropology: Personal space
Living in the big city has forced me to make many changes in my thinking. Some are small adjustments, others
The Citizens United election
It’s the economy. No, it’s health care and medicare. Or Libya and Iran’s nuke potential. It’s the debate performances, the
Everyday anthropology: Saturday in the park
Lately I’ve been feeling all kinds of melancholy. Two weeks of dreary gray skies and near social isolation in a
POINT OF VIEW/ Suffrage and global citizenship
The sturdy wooden wagon on display in the New York State capital through this summer is the centerpiece of an
Letters 5/3 – 5/9
Move To Amend There is a growing movement in this country to learn how the forces of corporations have undermined
The Cucina culprit
There are a bunch of victims in the story of Cucina and its travels through the Woodstock regulatory maze, trying
Eight plus two
We were but small potatoes in the overall scope of things when Ulster County was building its jail, originally slated
Letters, 4/26-5/2
How Can We Help Longmore? I’m happy to read the letters defending Dr. Longmore. I moved to Saugerties in 2008 and