James writes:
A friend uncovered the clips of my appearances on "Sesame Street." I'm the boy in the striped shirt. Two great skits from 1981. I'm delighted to be able to share them.
In "Brought to you by the Letter S," I discuss my memories of the taping in the New York Times Book Review and consider the history of "Sesame Street."
James writes:
In today's Crain's New York Business, I tell the story of preserving an elevator made famous by the movie "You've Got Mail." It also happens to be my favorite elevator in my favorite building in New York. Thanks to Dan Geiger and Ken Christensen of Crain's for the terrific video.
James writes:
In "Heady Summer, Fateful Fall for Dinesh D’Souza, a Conservative Firebrand," Jonathan Mahler includes my thoughts on the pundit in a feature for The New York Times.
“He was the all-star, the guy every student aspired to be,” said James Panero, who graduated from Dartmouth in 1998 and is now executive editor of The New Criterion, a conservative literary journal. “But I think the rewards of playing to the crowd, of throwing out red meat, have become too great.”'
Readers agree:
Catch the entire article here. And click here for Scott Johnson's 1997 review of D'Souza's Enemy at Home.