Jonathan Foreman [9 titles]

1. Too Busy for Self-Pity
   Mumbai combines the vitality and intensity of Manhattan with the glitz of Los Angeles.
   Spring 2009
2. The Stadium Game
   Many New Yorkers are balking at Mayor Giuliani's proposal to build a taxpayer-financed stadium for the New York Yankees on Manhattan's West Side.
   Summer 1998
3. Green for Greening
   The 'greening' of New York City would make another fine legacy for the Giuliani administration: a physical transformation as lasting as the bridges, roads, and parks created by Robert Moses.
   Spring 1998
4. Fractured, yet Whole
   I expected Beirut: chaos and rubble. I found instead a quiet city, similar to what working-class London must have been like a half century ago.
   Spring 1998
5. Toward a More Civil City
   When the mayor improved New York’s quality of life, the city benefited hugely. Here are three easy ways to enhance it further.
   Winter 1998
6. After the Uprising
   It has been nearly a decade since the Tompkins Square 'uprising,' when anarchists, squatters, and junkies fought the police who'd come to evict them from their encampment in the trash-choked park.
   Autumn 1997
7. Bombay on the Hudson
   A half-million immigrants from the Indian subcontinent have revitalized New York’s neighborhoods and breathed new life into its economy at every level.
   Summer 1997
8. My Life As An Associate
   The terrible truth dawned on me as I sat on the flowered patio of a midtown restaurant. I was smiling at the summer associate, and he was smiling at me.
   Winter 1997
9. Politically Wired
   As autumn's leaves came wafting down, New York witnessed a nasty row between the titans who stand atop the city's leading media companies.
   Winter 1997