Fall Preview
If the economists are right, and let’s hope they are, this recession is on its last legs. We can’t think of better timing, now that our calendars are overbooked with raunchy performances (a sexed-up Hamlet), the scariest monsters since Madoff (Where the Wild Things Are), a defiantly lively festival for a supposedly dying industry (the IFOA), a surplus of ritzy restaurant openings, and plans to buy thigh-high boots. Here, our picks for the best of the season
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Educational TV
Three of the most hyped new network series are set in schoolyards. Where else can you find so much cheating, back-stabbing and lust? Below, a freshman’s guide
By Kate Allen, Jason Anderson, David Balzer, Josh Dehaas, Carley Fortune, Gerald Hannon, Kathryn Hayward, Rachel Heinrichs, Jason McBride, Alec Scott, Courtney Shea and Stéphanie Verge | Photo-illustrations by Gluekit
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