Tag Archives: New York Times

Too Much Kale

Posted on January 15, 2014 by Liza Donnelly

I think maybe we can stop obsessing about kale now. It’s time to focus on another green leafy vegetable. How about mustard greens (who need another name, don’t you agree?)? And then when we are done with green, we should … Continue reading →

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Humor Standards: Boobs Are The Tip Of The Iceberg

Posted on February 28, 2013 by Liza Donnelly

The furor over Seth MacFarlane’s performance at the Oscars may have subsided, but I argue we need to keep it alive. Humor–and women and people of color–deserve a higher standard. Continue reading →

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Stone Age Print

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Liza Donnelly

The future of print media is, to put it mildly, uncertain. I don’t read any magazines any more (except for, ahem, The New Yorker. I have to say that), and still hang on to reading the paper version of the … Continue reading →

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Risk Taking

Posted on February 2, 2011 by Liza Donnelly

We Americans try to understand and sympathize with what is going on in Egypt.  It’s hard, but the least that we can do is try, like this misguided woman in the cartoon above. An article in the New York Times … Continue reading →

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Mention in the New York TImes

Posted on October 7, 2010 by Liza Donnelly

The New York Times is my favorite paper, so when they mention me and my work, it is a thrill.   In today’s online version (here is the link) , there is a story about all things comic and cartoon (the … Continue reading →

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