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I was reminded of that question recently, thanks to a symmetrical bit of history from the archives of The New Yorker.

So much of that short stuff that you see in The New Yorker is just a comic idea that some writer gets and puts down.

Hopefully, like all children, she will continue to talk only once a week, on the subject of New Yorker cartoons.

This was an American journey by a New Yorker who became more American as he went along.

He now owns parts of The Learning Channel, The Discovery Channel, and owns publications like The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and others.

Many draw comparisons between its delightful, self-aware elitism and that of The New Yorker.

New York may not be a tourist attraction to a New Yorker, but for a Londoner, it may have many charms.

Once upon a time, before The New Yorker featured photos and illustrations, the cartoon was the magazines' visual star.

Take a tour with a Big Apple Greeter Explore New York's unique neighborhoods with your very own local tour guide, a "real" New Yorker.

It is, though, as the New Yorker has it, a "frozen-dessert origin myth" .

The German fellow felt embarrassed, however he turned to the New Yorker with a surprised look on his face and begins to chuckle.

The average Miletian may have heard the mane of Thales, just as the average New Yorker has probably heard the name of Einstein.

Ed: If you've been here for six months and you find that you walk faster, you talk faster, you think faster; you're a New-Yorker.

In the week before the Olympic committee's decision, the New Yorker magazine ran a chilling account of a Rio drug lord and his fief.

One Web is as old as the Web itself: The 1993 New Yorker joke was that on the Internet no one knows you're a dog.

With its trademark mix of politics, world events, and arts and letters, The New Yorker has come to be synonymous with the culturally elite.

And yet here it was in a New Yorker more than a dozen years my junior.

You know, The New Yorker used to be primarily a literary magazine.

The book also immediately became part of America's pop culture as the subject of a New Yorker cartoon that October.

Intense, good-humored, always listening (a rare trait in a politician), she surprised Americans with her fast-mouthed New Yorker's style.

Beth: A few days ago I was a very simple, very happy New Yorker, until one night I run into my Ex.

The two planes that tore through a brilliant sky on Sept. 11, 2001, instantly threw the life of every New Yorker into upheaval.

I wondered whether any of today's New Yorker cartoonists were exceptional enough to someday inspire a Broadway musical.

With WIRED and The New Yorker we were able to do that because designers were familiar with Adobe's creative tools.

A native New Yorker, Rachel Friedman took off to Ireland with a backpack for a summer to try and figure these things out.

WAY back in the early days of the web, in 1993, the New Yorker ran a cartoon featuring two dogs sitting in front of a computer.

To every New Yorker, and to all those who believed in what I tried to stand for, I sincerely apologize.

IF it weren't for Iowa, my family may never have existed, and this gay, biracial New Yorker might never have been born.

Up to my neck writing a movie, editing another movie. Writing a piece for the New Yorker.

But as the New Yorker piece makes clear, Assange and his fellow activists are less interested in news than in making a political impact.

Sarkin sent a dozen drawings of weird and ghostly faces to The New Yorker, and much to his delight, the magazine bought them.

Then there were the short stories, which he turned out by the several hundreds, most of them first appearing in The New Yorker.

No wonder a forthcoming book about the company, by New Yorker writer Ken Auletta, is subtitled "The End of the World as We Know It" .

Online, you can click happily from blog post to email thread to online New Yorker article -- sampling, commenting and forwarding as you go.

Robin, a sharp-tongued New Yorker, was working for a magazine aimed at woman issues as an assistant editor.

Award-winning writer Michael Specter has been a staff writer at The New Yorker magazine since 1998.

In the view of the average New Yorker or New Englander, the vegetative David was more dead than the version who was dead.

One last question. The New Yorker profile of you mentioned that you've been reading Leo Strauss. Why?

A Frenchman, an Englishman and a New Yorker are exploring the jungle and are captured by a fierce tribe.

The most fun was a birthday celebration in which Robert De Niro gave me instructions on how to talk like a real New Yorker.

A modern New Yorker will see at a glance how the city has changed since Cushman snapped these photos.

According to a recent interview with The New Yorker magazine, Swift has so far written about 10 songs for a 2012 album.

Mr Sorkin told the New Yorker recently that the film was "not meant as an attack" on Mr Zuckerberg.

Soros is a Hungarian-born New Yorker who escaped Nazi Germany in his youth and studied at the London School of Economics.

But her New Yorker's instinct seemed to tell her exactly where to wait for one.

"She has, as usual, put thought and effort into her work, " wrote New Yorker critic Pauline Kael in her review of "Sophie's Choice. "

Her stories and essays have been published in The New Yorker, Zoetrope: All-Story, Best American Short Stories, and elsewhere.

From reading cartoonist's blogs and books about The New Yorker's history I knew that the cartoon editor looked at work on Tuesdays.

AutoContent, The New Yorker once reported, was named as a joke, in "outright mockery of its target customers" .

The newest work, What the Dog Saw and Other Adventures is an anthology of his New Yorker contributions.

The after nearly a decade. The New Yorker was the first to find the video and post it on its website.

My measuring stick was the great New Yorker cartoonist William Steig.

The Chinese occasionally allowed them periodicals like the New Yorker and Sports Illustrated.

New Yorker Denice Shaughnessy, a retired army veteran who adopted Chanel in 1988, puts Chanel's longevity down to her pet's diet.

We'll see her fall in love with a suave, sophisticated New Yorker and end up with a broken heart.

I'm willing to shell out for The New Yorker because even though I only read about one issue per month, when I do read it, I love it.

He has never sought recognition, but it found him, and his underappreciated craft, in part thanks to a "New Yorker" profile in 2005.

About a decade ago, I wrote a story about vaccines for "The New Yorker, " a little story.

"They're sad, if I'm being honest, " Swift told The New Yorker.

While Mr Sikka, a New Yorker, spent his internship last summer in an investment bank, his work there was related to energy.

Use whatever makes you laugh - movies, sitcoms , Monty Python, records, books, New Yorker cartoons, jokes, friends.

A researcher points to New Yorker cartoon editor Robert Mankoff's blog, which reveals that way more men enter humor contests than women.

An affluent, well-connected New Yorker with ties to top stock analysts, Denby lost over one million dollars gambling on tech stocks.

A cartoon from The New Yorker sums it up: Two monks are sitting side by side, meditating.

There's no equivalent to being the editor of The New Yorker in Canada, or being an American movie producer or anything like that.

the translation is. . . light-handed. . . and generally unobtrusive- New Yorker.

Remember that iconic New Yorker cover from last Halloween? Clever, sure. Terrifying, absolutely.

First appeared in The New Yorker. Reprinted by permission of the Denise Shannon Literary Agency, Inc.

My cousin, Jessica, a youngish middle-age female, is a native New Yorker, and is also a quite superstitious.

I'm not sure Thurber would stand out in today's New Yorker.

I wanted to be the journalist who wrote for, say, The New Yorker or the New York Times or Forbes.

The New Yorker isn't exactly unaffordable, but it's still pricier than some other magazines I can think of.

Her firstly published short stories have appeared in The New Yorker, Grand Street magazine, and Ploughshares.

It's a Saul Steinberg of course -- it was a New Yorker cover.

'I look taller, my legs look longer, and I feel more slender, ' says the 5-foot-2-inch New Yorker.

Natalie Angier wrote a rather sad piece in the New Yorker, saying how lonely she felt as an atheist.

Back to Orlando, and, upon their return, they teamed up with Pittsburgh native Chris Kirkpatrick and New Yorker Joey Fatone.

New Yorker visiting Tokyo would find that although Big Macs were cheap, other goods and services seemed pricey.

When I wrote about Qaddafi for The New Yorker, in 2006, the question was whether a much-advertised reform process was really underway.

New parks should mean that every New Yorker lives no more than 10 minutes away from one. School playgrounds will be open to the public.

"I am a New Yorker, " the woman, Robin Kornhaber, 54, told me as if those five crisp words explained everything.

What's he reading? The New Yorker? Who the hell reads that? I guess he's cultured, intelligent.

A Londoner has more difficulty understanding a Scotsman from Glasgow than understanding a New Yorker.

Reporter Alan Nearn covers Central America and is a regular contributor to The New Yorker.

Thus their plan: to join their son, Cui Jun, a New Yorker since 2000 and the owner of a Manhattan restaurant.

A New Yorker with political aspirations who ignored St. Patrick's Day imperiled any hope of achieving office.

'A couple of years in investment banking on Wall Street doesn't qualify you as a New Yorker, ' says Mr. Darling.

"A House for Mr. Biswas" is a veritable touchstone for New Yorker critic James Wood, a tough crowd if there ever was one.

Officials say the New Yorker is undergoing surgery after being thrown by a bull.

A Londoner has more difficulty understanding a Scotsman than understanding a New Yorker.

He added, "I'm a tough New Yorker, but I don't mess with zombies. "

I'm currently registered as the New Yorker's Beijing correspondent.

Sarah White, a 24-year-old New Yorker, conducts talk therapy sessions with clients via webcam -- all while slowly taking off her clothes.

Guess you went to abroad many times these days. Please read it with your nice English and New Yorker's pronunciation.

The risks of the New Yorker losing its fiction to Amazon, however, seem small.

He writes about his trip, and the arguments in favor of lab-made steaks, in the May 23 issue of The New Yorker.

Ireland's most famous 20th-century president, Eamon de Valera, was a New Yorker by birth.

Meanwhile, Susan Orlean at the New Yorker, another former Flip user, says it was made redundant by her iPhone 4.

And I'm I'm in great company here. It's The New Yorker.

Last month The New Yorker reported that "some analysts estimate that 70 percent of China's Lafite consumption is counterfeit. "

A New Yorker who wants the same quality of broadband as a Parisian has to pay around $150 more per month.

Ms Mayer, a writer for the New Yorker, describes horrors in sparse prose.

If you're a New Yorker, it's often about noise and trash and occasionally about politics or morals.

At eight-thirty that morning I was in my office at The New Yorker working on a story about AIDS in India.

The New Yorker says she may "upend Silicon Valley's male-dominated culture" .

And you dismiss us as emotionally distant, unlike that perky little New Yorker with whom you so enjoy strolling in the rain.

This would mark New Yorker Wuorinen's second world premiere at City Opera.

Now that his book is finished, he is back at The New Yorker writing a monthly feature on food.

"Two cheers for the royal wedding, " says the New Yorker.

As a New Yorker who has recently moved to China, I have had a unique opportunity to learn about the East.

MALCOLM GLADWELL is a Staff Writer for The New Yorker.

Wright is now working on another one-man show based on his Nov. 9, 2009, New Yorker article on the Gaza war.

I am not a New Yorker. And though my family may secretly cringe at the thought, it's true.

If you're twenty-five, you'll know people who are getting their first pieces published in The New Yorker.

Jenny: Yeah, you got your dream girl and your story in "The New Yorker. "

If you want to hurt a New Yorker's feelings, tell him he's mediocre. That'll kill him.

Lorin Stein, editor of the Paris Review, is on his 10th New Yorker desk calendar.

New Yorker articles are incredibly long.

His fondness for booze helped ruin his five marriages and even worried his colleagues on the New Yorker, which is saying something.

Roz Chast's cartoons have been published in magazines such as The New Yorker, Scientific American, and Mother Jones.

Henry Clay Frick, a rich New Yorker, died in 1919, leaving his house . . . to . . .

Peter Hessler is a Beijing correspondent for the New Yorker.

"Writers know people, " says Ann, a 70-year-old New Yorker and published author in the group.

Even that very first essay in 1951, I wrote in the New Yorker because I badly needed the money.

"I just became this blue-collar guy, " he told the New Yorker.

The 43-year-old New Yorker, though he looks like a fresh-faced boy, is well qualified.

The New Yorker has the best long-form. journalism in the English language. I read it every week.

Abagond is a middle-class, West Indian, New Yorker; he is also a computer programmer who enjoys ancient Greek.

Hey, New Yorker, l'm talking to you.

Indeed, one New Yorker actually links her arm with mine as we walk.

He hopes to add 1m trees. New parks should mean that every New Yorker lives no more than 10 minutes away from one.

They take more pride in being a New Yorker than a Hoosier.

"And what's so funny? " the New Yorker demands.

I am, to put it plainly, a pushy New Yorker.

Hey there, Henry. Call me Pete. A New Yorker, eh?

One New Yorker found an unusual ansewr to the problem.

The New Yorker, for example, recently published a lavish tribute to the city and its mayor, Richard Daley.

In 1997, The New Yorker did a profile of trendsetters.

In reality she is an unmarried New Yorker who can't even boil an egg.

New Yorker covers are often topical, and they are known for their wit and keen cultural timing.

(ABOUT TOWN: THE NEW YORKER AND THE WORLD IT MADE).

A real New Yorker would know the subway's faster.

I read The New Yorker, or the London Review of Books, and it's better for me.

Why do you go around dressed like a tourist when you're really a native New Yorker?

I am, too, a real New Yorker.

Scientists had 16 male and 16 female subjects write funny captions for 20 New Yorker magazine cartoons in 45 minutes.

A group of 16 male and 16 female undergraduates were instructed to write humorous captions for 20 New Yorker comics.

My sportswriter friend, who said that meeting the New Yorker writer Roger Angell literally made him shake.

His last original published work, 'Hapsworth 16, 1924, ' appeared in the New Yorker in 1965.

I'm not a New Yorker but I know that.

I am a New Yorker born and bred, familiar with city life, and more than a little cynical.

For example, fewer women win the New Yorker caption contests, but fewer enter.

Are you kidding I don't drive. . . I'm a New Yorker.

Are you a New Yorker by birth?

If you live in New York for ten years, you can call yourself a New Yorker.

It pains me to consider deleting my carefully-curated DVR or tossing my pile of quality literature. (The New Yorker fiction issue! )

Advertising agencies kept fine - tuning the coolly calculated machinery of merchanDising and hype(New Yorker)

the pledge that every New Yorker will live within ten minutes' walk of a public park;

Commenting in The New Yorker on the numerous books praising and deploring technological advance, Adam Gopnik wrote:

iPad, General Motors, and the shrinking middle of the consumer market : The New Yorker

A Londoner has more difficulty understanding a Scotsman from Glasgow than understanding a New Yorker. (P2)

an extremely dicey future on a brave New World of liquid nitrogen, tar, and smog(New Yorker)

Denby, David. "In Darwin's Wake. " The New Yorker, 21 July 1997, pp. 50-62. (To be discussed later in the term. )

What fascinates me is the Chinese reaction to the ad. From the New Yorker piece