‘24’ is model of American psyche at its most intense
Over spring break, with a senior essay deadline looming, I bit the bullet and did the only thing I responsibly could. I watched TV.
In fairness, it was research — sort of. I reasoned, as I downloaded seven episodes from this season of “24” and watched them back to back, that I was doing important background work for this column. I was trying to decide what “24” said about American politics.
BULLDOGS SHUT OUT PRINCETON, KEEPING TITLE HOPES ALIVE
Rain keeps Elis away from game
LeWitt on display
