The (Anti?) Consumerism issue

	Efcetera Are you Looking for a new religion?
	School News School News Briefs How high is tuition at SAIC?Take a look Space in 847 West Jakeson will be leased Proposal submitted for summer study trip based in Prague
	Features Hype-Beaters SAIC students plan White Haute exhibition Cultural Criticism Buy Not. Know Not. Why Museum Consumers Consume Consumed Certainty Redefined Kerry James Marshall, Black Aesthetics, and the Museum of Contemporary Art The Business of Holidays: Joy to the (capitalist) world, a new book examines the economics of holiday merriment Interviews: Charlie Ahearn and Fab Five Freddy, the creators of Wild Style Art in Transition from Communism to capitalism: or, how two Romanian artists make up for lost time. Commentaries: Why Warhol? Everything's coming up Andy. The "partial birth abortion" law and your uterus Wal-Mart's inclusion policy: equal opportunity oppressor? Within Sight, out of mind. The worst sex I ever had
	Regulars SAIC Worst Case Scenario F's survival guide for students F Question: Since its launch twelve years ago, Buy Nothing Day (November 28) has become a global consumer-awareness phenomenon. And it’s not just for culture-jamming activists. We at F wanted to know what our trusty readers will not buy on that day. G-spot Graphic spots by members of the Fnews staff
	Reviews Cinematters Matrix: Revolutions Winter Preview Resonating Digital film festival "Resfest" Short Attention Span Reviews The Opposite of Spectacular The Quilts of Gee's Bend Music Review Jay-Z The Black Album
	Noteworthy F Gallery
	Corrections The November issue of F had an incorrect byline for our former-editor-in-chief, Maureen Murphy, in her column “Remedial Critique” and in her review of the SOFA 2003 art expo, “Danes Steal the Show.” In the article “Scratches from the Underground,” an interview with Infinito 2017, one of his musical influences was reported incorrectly as Eazy-E. The correct artist he referred to was Busy-B. F regrets these errors.