Click Here to Read: Voodoo, a Harlem Renaissance opera, revived in New York By Fred Mazelis on the World Socialist Web Site on July 2, 2015.
H. Lawrence Freeman
Arlene Kramer Richards at Symposium 2015
Click Here to View: Arlene Kramer Richards speaks on “Beauty & the Ideal” on Panel III at Symposium 2015: Brain, Mind, & Body conference at Mount Sinai Medical Center, March 2015.
Click Here to View: Nancy R. Goodman was the first speaker in Panel III on “Body” at the annual Symposium in NYC, held in Mount Sinai Medical Center, March 21, 2015 on this website..
Click Here to View: Symposium 2015: Merle Molofsky and Elio Frattaroli’s Presentations on this website.
Philosophy Thursday: Galileo Galilei
Click Here to Read: Galileo Galilei on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Moon Man: What Galileo saw by Adam Gopnik in The New Yorker on February 11, 2013.
Click Here to Read: Galileo’s Vision: Four hundred years ago, the Italian scientist looked into space and changed our view of the universe image By David Zax in the Smithsonian Magazine in the August 2009 issue. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Galileo Galilei
Photography Friday: Tomoko Imashiro
Should Buyers Beware? Hidden Risks In Talkspace’s Text-Only Therapy
The Importance of Hide-and-Seek
Writer’s Wednesday: Elena Ferrante
Click Here to Read: Elena Ferrante on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: ‘Writing Has Always Been a Great Struggle for Me’ Q. and A.: Elena Ferrante Interview by Rachel Donadio in The New York Times on December 9, 2014.
Click Here to Read: Elena Ferrante’s website, Elena Ferrante.com
Click Here to Read: Interviews with Elena Ferrante, Interviewed by Sandro and Sandra Ferri I Art of Fiction No. 228 in the Paris Review, Spring 2015 Issue. Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: Elena Ferrante
The Boys in the Cage
The Yazidis, a People Who Fled
Illuminating North Korea
Click Here to Read: Illuminating North Korea in The New York Times on June 10, 2015. Scroll down for the two articles.
Published in 1983, this is a collection of in-the-field guidance given to North Korean journalists by the leader Kim Jong-il, who died in 2011. One chapter, devoted to the craft of photojournalism, is titled, “Press the Shutter When You Are Sure of Success.”