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• Carolyn Maloney Does Fine on Colbert (And Why, Again, Do I Care?)

  Posted Wednesday, July 30, 2008 12:38 PM By Melinda Henneberger
  
  Was Carolyn Maloney not adorable on Colbert last night? She has a new book out, Rumors of our Progress Have Been Greatly Exaggerated , about how little the wage gap has narrowed over the years—and what is the glass ceiling made of, Plexiglas? But Maloney Read More...
  Filed under: Bill Bishop, books, Carolyn Maloney, glass ceiling, television, wage gap

• The Color of Hopelessness

  Posted Tuesday, March 04, 2008 12:20 PM By Melonyce McAfee
  
  Guess I’m a rube, too, Hanna . When David started the e-mail thread at Slate calling BS on Seltzer’s “memoir,” I had the sneaking suspicion that folks were quick to denounce the book’s veracity out of the notion that a white girl couldn’t possibly be Read More...
  Filed under: books, Margaret Seltzer, plagiarism

• Workplace Dynamics

  Posted Friday, December 14, 2007 1:14 PM By Ann Hulbert
  
  Don't miss our books round-up (how's that for an inside plug?), which has convinced me to spend my winter vacation week reading about, what else, work. Like Michelle Tsai, who along with Torie Bosch recommends Joshua Ferris' Then We Came to the End , Read More...
  Filed under: books, work

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