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5:26 PM, Jul 14, 2008 • By MATTHEW CONTINETTI

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This week's cover of the New Yorker sparked the Controversy of The Day (So Far!). This parody by some Georgetown students is highly amusing - more so than the actual cover, in fact.

(HT: Wonkette.)

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Conservative Intelligence
Satirical Wit
Foreign Policy Insight
Sophisticated Perspective

From CinemaScope to CGI, the play’s the thing.

A Parody

A Parody

From The Scrapbook

From The Scrapbook

From The Scrapbook

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