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[ad_1] The topic of education has been largely absent from the presidential race, and debate over charter schools—once a marquee issue in the national discourse about education—especially so. But the upcoming elections still stand to
[ad_1] October 11, 2024, 11:12am We’re well into Halloween’s favorite month — October — when costumed kids, Hot Topic teens, and arts-and-crafts-obsessed adults all join together to celebrate the season of spookiness. If you’ve been
[ad_1] What, almost 15 years after it was a set text on an undergraduate French literature syllabus, still drew me to “The Lover?” I put this question to a group of other writers. The post
[ad_1] “These were no ordinary people, not ordinary at all.” So Klára Dan, pioneering computer scientist and mathematician, says of her husband John von Neumann and his colleagues: all mathematicians and scientists involved in the
[ad_1] Psychology as we know it would not exist today without Bertha Pappenheim, patient zero of psychoanalysis, yet the contours of her experience are often excluded from the narrative written about her. In the pages
[ad_1] Our partner podcast Novel Dialogue invites a novelist and a literary critic to talk about novels from every angle: how we read them, write them, publish them, and remember them. This season’s signature question