The playwright David Henry Hwang and his Chinese cupboard and five-character poem.

Corrections: Before It Disappears
An article last Sunday about travelers who seek destinations that they think are ecologically endangered misspelled the surname of the editor in chief of travel & Leisure. She is Nancy Novogrod, not Novograd.

Bo te | 105 Riv: Bye-Bye, Bohemia
The new bar in the Hotel on Rivington is like Studio 54, if you have any idea what that was.

District Trying to Forge a New Identity
Dumbo s swift transformation from bohemian enclave to chic address is official: the neighborhood has won official status as the city s 90th historic district.

Vows: Julia Boorstin and Couper Samuelson
It is a truth not universally acknowledged that a single man who meets his wife-to-be at the Sundance Film Festival is likely to make his proposal of marriage a cinematic one.

Two Venerable Lighthouses Compete for One Genuine Lens
On the Great Lakes, a battle over whether possession is still nine-tenths of the law.

Take It in the Spirit Intended: The Sweater Only a Mom (and Analyst) Could Love
Getting a gift is like being set up on a blind date like it or not, your friend or family member is sending you a message about what they think you want, what you deserve and, on some level, who they think you are.

The Exchange: Kindness for Rudeness
A mean girl’s Christmas in London becomes a reminder of what a great gift kindness really is.

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