Matthew Sheahan 
Matthew Sheahan is a writer whose work has appeared in The New York Waste and on web sites such as The Black Table, KnotMag, GetUnderground, and Too Square. He writes the 'Notes from a Polite New Yorker' on KotoriMagazine.com and the Polite New Yorker blog. He also writes poetry and fiction.
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Defaming the Irish: If the Shoe Fits, Drink From ItMar 16 2012 Quickly lost among the other manufactured controversies earlier this month was a call among Irish American groups to boycott Urban Outfitters. The clothing chain's sin |
Commerce
Don”t Kick the Economy in the PrivatesMar 09 2012 As Mitt Romney stumbles his way through the Republican primaries, his candidacy has brought renewed scrutiny of the oft-demonized world of private equity. Before venturing |
Politics
What Will New York Do in Lieu of Liu?Mar 02 2012 In New York City, an unraveling campaign-finance scandal is leading toward the possible resignation and indictment of John Liu, a former city councilman known to |
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