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Zach Zimmerman

Zach Zimmerman

Contributor at The New Yorker

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    State higher education system requests funding to keep tuition frozen

    Christopher Fiorentino, Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education’s interim chancellor, said he will encourage the General Assembly to increase state funding to help keep tuition frozen for an e...
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    Andy Cohen Gets His Face (and the Rest of Him) in Wax

    After a year of being measured and sculpted, the Bravo host joins Lucille Ball, Beyoncé, and the Queen in the halls of Madame Tussauds.
    newyorker.com

    A Review of My Positive Self-Talk by My Negative Self-Talk

    My big question (besides “Why, God, why?”) is this: Was the first album the fluke, or is the second?
    newyorker.com

    Pride Celebrations for the Quietly Contemplative

    Taking notes on RuPaul’s MasterClass as if there will be a quiz.
    newyorker.com

    The Death of N.F.T.s

    Pour out a PADOP, burn a W.T.F., buy a W.M.D., and get horny for D.P.s and B00Bs.
    newyorker.com

    Some Breakthroughs That Are Not Bad

    Realizing that no one thinks about you as often as you think about them thinking about you (except for Brian).
    newyorker.com

    When Fifty Per Cent Is O.K., but Ninety to Ninety-Five Per Cent Is ...

    Pizza remaining in the pizza box, voter turnout in the Georgia runoffs, and more.
    newyorker.com

    First Lines of Rejected “Modern Love” Essays

    Of all the Etsy shops in all the towns in all the world, she bought used baby shoes from mine.
    newyorker.com

    Red Lobster Is Not Essential

    A son’s attempt to persuade his mother to stop working as a waitress during the coronavirus pandemic.
    newyorker.com

    Questions for Scientists During Any Downtime They Might Have

    When is an omelette a scramble? Is a frittata just a fat omelette? How many eggs can one eat before one becomes an egg?
    newyorker.com

    A Field Guide for Bloomberg-Campaign Deputy Digital Organizers

    Welcome to the Michael Bloomberg campaign! You’re joining a long tradition of political activists who use their personal networks to spread the word about the candidate who is paying them.