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...meadow” with drawings of birds, butterflies, and rabbits. Orchestrated by the then-brand new non-profit arts organization Art Street, Incorporated, this Earth Day celebration was founder Guillemin’s first large-scale endeavor to bring art back into the streets and to the people??a mission he continued most recently with the event “sideWalk Through Time” at the Harvard Museum of Natural History two weeks...
...nytimes.com in section even more regrettable. It’s not just our own learning experience we’re hurting by not paying attention; when we skip readings, give rehearsed answers for participation points, or tune out our TFs entirely, we’re cutting down on other people??s opportunities for discussion as well...
...increased time away from employment, such as John de Graaf, national coordinator and founder of Take Back Your Time, an initiative to combat overwork and over-scheduling. “I am not surprised because it is clear that these kinds of things, periodic breaks, are useful to people??s health and are beneficial to productivity in the long run,” de Graaf said. He also said that the results of this study may apply to students, too. “Students at Harvard are preparing for careers in which creativity is essential...
...world of politics and policy, a study that comes out during the crisis of a debate that makes such a visible point on how people??s lives are lost is highly significant,” Blendon said...
...There is something strangely poetic about “Imperial.” The passion with which Vollmann overflows for his subject infects the (patient) reader. The seventh reiteration of some Imperial resident’s saying “I can’t help believing in people?? is infinitely more touching than the sixth. “The Desert Disappears. Water is Here”—which originally appeared in a headline of a newspaper from which Vollmann quotes—is more heartbreakingly ironic and more beautiful for its rhythmic prose each time...