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What's
New:
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The Dispatches
has started a new section, Nature
Art.
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The May
issue of Vanity Fair, now on the stands, and VanityFair.com
have an article by Shoumatoff/Suitcase called "Bohemian
Tragedy,"which recounts how he was arrested in the Bohemian Grove while
trying to help an old college buddy stop the cutting of its magnificent
redwoods.
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Suitcase
on the Loose, Alex Shoumatoff's long-await debut album,
has been posted on the site in its entirety on Dispatches. Click
here to listen to it. It is also available for puchase/download
at Itunes Amazon,
emusic,
and other digital jukeboxes. You can also hear two of its ten songs,
"Too
Too Much," a green song, and "Pennsylvania
Turnpike Blues" with a slideshow of Shoumatoff's old postcards, on
VanityFair.com. The latter was aired on National Public Radio's weekend
edition the Sunday morning before the Pennsylvania primary for the 2008
Presidential Election.
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'How can
I become part of this effort?' Click
here to see the June, 2007 report and here
to read a lecture Alex recently gave at the McGill school of business.
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March,
2008: The Dispatches are now host to some astounding performances of traditional
gypsy music from Rajasthan. Take a listen to them here.
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February,
2008: We've just heard from Marylise Lefèvre, one of our far flung
interns, who is volunteering at a chimp sanctuary in Cameroun. In the summer
she will resume her study of the movements of returning salmon in eastern
Quebec. Here is
a photo of her with three chimps, orphaned by poachers, that she is taking
care of.
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February,
2008: Bob Dylan airs an old blues song about the death of FDR and Shoumatoff's
grandmother, Elizabeth Shoumatoff, and talks about her afterwards on his
radio show. Click
here to listen to the broadcast and here
to read about Alex's grandmother.
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Fantastic
news! The Shoumatoff's hairstreak lives! The following e-mail was received
in February 2008. Click
here
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January,
2008: Dispatch #38 was re-printed by Vanity Fair in a booklet called "A
Guide to Green Living" and in an anthology for English 101, the college
composition course, called The Reader, edited by Judy Sieg
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January,
2008: Dispatch #41 has been submitted by Walrus Magazine for two Canadian
National Magazine Awards.
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