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Based on a book by Paul Goldberger, Pulitzer Prize-winning author and former architectural critic for the New York Times, the class will explore the l ...  View More

Although there has been some good, rational dialog in the U.S. about the virtues and problems with our current incarnation of capitalism, much of the ...  View More

When the delegates left the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in September 1787, the new Constitution they had written was no more than a prop ...  View More

Isaac Bashevis Singer, born in a village near Warsaw in 1902, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1978. He believed in the power of Yiddish, ...  View More

Keep up with the latest in science and nature by viewing an interesting PBS or Nova video each month during lunchtime. For example, this fall we will ...  View More

Bone up on the latest developments in science. Every Tuesday for the last forty years, The New York Times has had an extensive section of news on scie ...  View More

The Economist weekly magazine is widely acclaimed for its thoughtful and stimulating analyses of world news, politics, and business. It also has secti ...  View More

Leonardo da Vinci ranks as one of the most extraordinary human beings of all time. Drawing on thousands of pages from Leonardo's astonishing notebooks ...  View More

In 1417, a worldly Italian monk left Rome and headed for the German hills in search of a buried book he believed would transform his decadent, worn-ou ...  View More