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WEBby. the Editors. On the Civil War, Emily Nelligan, Beethoven, Newport’s architecture & more from the world of culture. September 3, 2024.
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WEBSep 1, 2024 · On new poetry by Lorna Goodison, Frank Bidart, Amanda Gorman, Anne Carson, Kevin Young & Tracy K. Smith. Books.
How much is too much? | The New Criterion
WEBJul 23, 2019 · Back in 1992, the American Alliance of Museums found that 36 percent of all museums in the United States charged an admission fee. By 2008, the AAM reported that only a third of all museums were free to the public, with the average ticket being $10 for adults. On a national basis, admissions make up between 2 and 4 …
The triumph of Thomas Sowell | The New Criterion
WEBSoon, Sowell was “rethinking the whole notion of government as a potentially benevolent force in the economy and society.”. He also couldn’t help noticing that his fellow bureaucrats did not care if the minimum wage helped workers. Their job was to enforce the laws. It was not to see if the laws did any good.
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“Being a poet” | The New Criterion
WEBThe Authorized Biography. Oxford, 627 pages, $40. Stephen Spender. New Collected Poems, edited by Michael Brett. Faber & Faber, 393 pages, £30. T here have been two previous biographical studies of Sir Stephen Spender (1909–1995). The first, by Hugh David (1992), was a hatchet job which caused the family great distress.
An interview with Jim Condron | The New Criterion
WEBSep 15, 2020 · by. Andrew L. Shea. The Baltimore-based painter and sculptor talks with our Associate Editor. As Karen Wilkin recounts in our September issue, the interruption of the coronavirus shutdown has affected artists and their studio practices in innumerable ways: obvious and obscure, good and bad. Jim Condron …
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