"If an institution is willing to question its values and come to terms with how others approach those values, then it's strengthening its ability to do what it does," said John Zarobell, the assistant curator of painting and sculpture at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
With so many babies parading around, is Williamsburg in danger of losing its "third hippest" status? "You know, I hope it does," said Mr. Siegler, the owner of the L. "Hipness has long become uninteresting.
"Definitely it does," said Ennis.
Of course it does," said Carson.
"Yes, I suppose it does," said Elizabeth.
"We'll see how it does," said Michelle Krebs, an analyst at the auto research site Edmunds.com.
I don't think it does," said Kevin Lapwood, an analyst at Seymour Pierce.
"But I'm convinced in my head that it does," said Novak Djokovic, seeded No. 4.
"It buys us time, but that's the best it does," said Norris.
"It does," said Hermina Belin, 46, a lab technician heading home to Peekskill after visiting a friend in the city.
