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Readers raise many new questions, including: Will Jesuit implosion destroy college sports as we know it? Can Arthur Andersen be replaced? What was behind Tipper?
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Thank you for this marvelous article!
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While I am an Art Historian and have found some of the past Christo projects interesting, this proposed project for Central Park strikes me as a new kind of terrorism for the citizens of Gotham!
“Haven’t these people suffered enough?!”
It would seem to me that traumatized New Yorkers will need the undisturbed peace and sylvan tranquillity of Central Park more than ever and certainly do not need the spectacle of another NY landmark destroyed, however temporarily, by the hands of (a) Man with a “better idea.”
p>I do hope that Hizzoner Bloomberg gets a clue. br> — Jennie Taliaferro br> Dallas, TX /p>
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