New York Magazine: March 28, 2011 Issue

Table of Contents

March 28, 2011

Cover Story

Not Quite Copenhagen

The battle over bike lanes isn’t about bikes vs. cars, or borough vs. borough—it’s about competing ideas of what, and who, a city is for. By Matthew Shaer

On the Cover: Photograph by Danny Kim/New York Magazine.

Features

Miss Grundy Was Fired Today

Once deified, now demonized, teachers are under assault from union-busting Republicans on the right and wealthy liberals on the left.
The Real Housewives of Kensington Palace

Kate Middleton is about to become the commonest future queen in history. But she may find her new house is haunted.
The Sins of the Coach

Bob Oliva was a beloved mentor and local Catholic-high-school basketball legend. Now two former players say he was also a child molester.

Intelligencer

Culture

Strategist

Agenda

Brownie Points

Kermit Perlmutter’s super-fudgy specimens can be found at Joe’s Columbia University.

Feature Article

Hating the Same Things

Why shared dislikes make faster friends.
The War Too Good to Pass Up

Making sense of Obama’s Libya adventure.
Escape From L.A.

While many of Cynthia Vincent’s dresses, shoes, and bags are already sold elsewhere, the L.A. designer’s local flagship adds a few twists.

Departments