Culture

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Crimes & Banana Stands

'Arrested Development' makes hay out of its characters' solipsism and recklessness—the same qualities that have sparked an epidemic of corporate malfeasance in recent decades.
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Not Just a Game

In a nation battered by political corruption and economic collapse, a match between the soccer clubs River Plate and Boca offers a rare chance for Argentines to forget their well-publicized woes.
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Get Real, Eat Maggot

The salient revelation of 'Survivor' and similar reality programs is our willingness to accept the information age's sure erosion of privacy.
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Getting Lower

The reissue of Day's 1948 book is full of high-grade ore and some unforgettable passages that demonstrate not only Day's gripping reportage but her luminous humanity and spirit.
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In Vivid Hues

A traveling exhibit of Saint Francis of Assisi—the most depicted of saints—consists of paintings, sculptures, reliquaries, manuscripts, weavings, liturgical objects, and a series of large-scale photographs of his basilica.
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A Death in the Family

… Carmen Alava is Commonweal 's first person of … Ivan, had been shot while driving his cab. Carmen doesn't recall how the two of them made … has its rewards.  At first they lived with Carmen and her family in cramped quarters in …
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An Appetite for God

“For me, Dorothy Day was the most engaging and engaged person I have ever met. Even now, seventeen years after her death in 1980, I think of her almost daily, with deep affection.