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Already the new tax law is disrupting the traffic between donors and museums. That's in part because it requires a museum to take possession of a piece of donated art within 10 years, not merely for a specific number of days each year, as under the present arrangement. And now donors' write-offs are limited to a painting's market value at the time the original gift was given, not its appreciated value. That may end up being a significant disincentive for giving. While the law's intent is to prevent donors from reaping tax breaks on art that...
...said another 400,000 drivers had "volunteered" to refrain from using their vehicles. The Air Pollution Index responded grudgingly, slowly falling until finally, on the last day of the meeting, it had dipped into a range considered normal anywhere else in the world. By the next day, though traffic was back to its usual chaotic state and the index had shot back into "unhealthy" territory. And Draconian measures to keep the air clean for a three-day summit would be considerably more difficult to impose over a 17-day sporting festival...
...that a lot of college kids are discovering that there’s an alternative to the campus daily. It’s way too tempting to set up blogs that do their own reporting. N: For 25 dollars a month, we can run a website that gets more traffic than 02138. 3.FM: On your website there is a link to the DC blog Wonkette, where they describe you as “Either for or against Ivys, we’re not sure.” So how about it? C: I mean, we quoted that for a reason...
...Santana, who, like Kenyon Martin, gets too much hype and works best as a supporting player. Hell Rell, like Nene, doesn’t do very much, but he still makes bank. J. R. Writer is obviously J. R. Smith. Freeky Zeeky, with his propensity to get shot during traffic incidents, is Julius Hodge. Where does Jim Jones fit in? As the video for “We Fly High” attests, he’s better off on the bench. —Jake G. Cohen
...able to establish a forecheck for ourselves and weren’t able to contain them in our own zone.” Clarkson won the opening face-off but didn’t settle down until senior wing Brodie Rutherglen redirected a pass through heavy traffic to score against Richter nine minutes into the period. The Golden Knights controlled the ice for the next few minutes but a penalty called for interference at the 12:14 mark gave the Crimson a chance to erase the 1-0 deficit. Senior Brian McCafferty wasted no time after the whistle blew, dishing...