But overall, these sisters are sick to death of the bad rap their brand of feminist politics is getting from their arch-enemies, the academic postmodernists—also known, none too affectionately, as "po-mos".

As a result, Ms. Turkle suggests, the Internet has become the embodiment of "postmodernism" or "po-mo" as many college students now call it.

Essentially, what Gruft considers the new architecture has a pronounced Post-Modernist slant even though he insists he isn't making the "usual superficial distinction drawn between Modern and Post-Modern."

Yet virtually all the characteristic features of "po-mo" are found in these buildings. We see, for example, exterior walls painted pastel pink, big towers topped by little pointed roofs, ziggurat shapes and lots of glass.