NEWS BRIEFS
By Andy Humm
NYC Plus presents a monthly round-up of news and events that have the greatest impact our lives.
REFLECTION
Luddite Love
By Wickham Boyle
A lover of old-fashioned ways comes to grips bit by bit with the computer age.
HEALTH
Weekend Getaways, West of the City
By Robert Gluck
Seasoned travel writer Robert Gluck shares a few of his favorite hideouts all within two short hours west of the Big Apple.
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BOOKS
Beyond the Kitchen Table: A Riff by Anna Deavere Smith
By Nan Goldberg
In her new book, Letters to a Young Artist: Straight-up Advice on Making a Life in the Arts For Actors, Performers, Writers, and Artists of Every Kind Smith reaches out to those who are
trying to express something that you feel will make a difference in the way this earth stays in orbit.
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In This Issue
MEMOIR
Greenwich Village to Provence: Leaving One Home, Finding Another
By Patricia Fieldsteel
At the age of 55, longtime New Yorker Patricia Fieldsteel packed it in and moved to the south of France. Here is how and why.
PROFILE
ACT! SING! DONT THINK!
and dont tell Peggy Popes mama
By Jerry Tallmer
Confessions of a well-protected girl from Montclair, New Jersey, who broke into theater knowing nothing about men.
TRAVEL ABROAD
Blow a Kiss to the Blarney Stone
By Janis Turk
Sometimes its the years, not the miles that can wear down a traveler. But a Eurail trip through Ireland during Positive Ageing Week helped this not-so-spry adventure girl confront new challenges on the open road.
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Giving of Time, Money, and Yourself
By Deborah Emin
The biggest difference between feeling helpless and not feeling helpless is the disparity between sitting still and taking action. Still, it is crucial to find the cause or organization thats right for you.
Splitting Up
By Timothy Glover
The medical (and economic) advantages and risks of making little ones out of bigger ones.
Mommy, Im Home
By Jane Warshaw
When her daughter graduated from college, the thought of an empty nest made her sad. That turned out to be the least of her worries
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