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T Magazine Jay-Z and Zadie Smith discuss his music, his life, politics and, oh yeah, the new Barclays Center in Brooklyn, in the cover story of the fall men's fashion issue of T. Inside, the actor Nico Tortorella models the latest knits, the musicians in Sweet Swing Trio show off looks from Paris and the rock climber Chris Sharma proves he's actually pretty grounded. For the newest fashion trends, check out our roundup of svelte new overcoats or see what Suzy Menkes has to say about man bags. Find all this and more in the new issue of T Magazine. The New Season Don't miss the New Season in Arts for a look at the upcoming offerings. Watch previews of the new TV shows beginning this fall, meet five strong performers in film and find out which shows are opening on Broadway. Find all of this and more on nytimes.com/arts. ADVERTISEMENT Don't Miss on NYTimes.com •   Keeping Up With the Kennedys •   Marc Jacobs: Optical Allusions •   Wall Street Sits Courtside for a Marathon Match •   Should the 401(k) Be Reformed or Replaced? •   The Death of the Dress? Top 5 Viewed Features on NYTimes.com (Between Sept. 5, 2012 - Sept. 11, 2012) 1. The Deafness Before the Storm 2. Krugman: Obstruct and Exploit 3. Krugman: Cleaning Up the Economy 4. The Benefits of Middle-Age Fitness 5. A Terrifying Way to Discipline Children ADVERTISEMENT

Slide Show: Subdued Anniversary of 9/11 Readers at Ground Zero reminded the crowd that even if the rest of the country seemed ready to move on, their grief, at least on this day, was still vivid. Interactive: At the National Conventions, the Words They Used A comparison of how often speakers at the two presidential nominating conventions used different words and phrases, based on an analysis of transcripts from the Federal News Service. Video: Intersection: N.Y. Fashion Week Milk Standing outside Milk Studios, we spotted Sean Risley covered in tattoos and Rajni Lucienne Jaques running into a show wearing a peplum pencil skirt and cut-off tee. Join the Conversation Must Teachers and School Officials Be Foes? From Room for Debate, "The conditions and disagreements that led to the teachers strike in Chicago are in some ways unique to that city, but in other ways they reflect the growing tension nationwide between teachers and officials over issues like charter school expansion, evaluations, class size, discipline and pay. Do relations between teachers and officials need to cool off and become more cooperative, or can needed change come only through confrontation? Do teachers unions promote or inhibit excellence? And do they help retain the best teachers or drive them away?" Join the conversation.  Join the Conversation » Sign up for The Collection e-mail newsletter Follow The Agenda on Tumblr Follow @TMagazine on Twitter

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