Category: Countries and People
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Memories of the Golden State
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Owen Clark Armed with a DSLR camera, travel guitar, two Haight and Ashbury-acquired shawl-cardigans, and three of my…
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For Your Consideration – Ones to Watch, Vol. 3 Edition
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Jim Keller As laid out in last year’s column, the Best Supporting Actor and Actress races of the…
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Christmas Holidays in Italy
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Francesca Cavallo This is my favorite time of year. There are so many great aspects to the Christmas…
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Twenty-four visits to Stockholm: a concise history of the Rockefeller Nobel Prizes
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Part XXIII: Ralph M. Steinman, 2011 Prize in Physiology or Medicine Joseph Luna A macrophage is on the…
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Ostuni, A New Jewel in Italy’s Crown
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Francesca Cavallo Puglia, with its beautiful beaches and landscapes, stunning architecture and friendly people has become hugely popular…
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Lesson 2-New York City Dialect New York-ese
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Aileen Marshall Welcome back to our series on learning the New York dialect. Did you practice your vocabulary…
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TURN ON and TURN OUT!
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Susan Russo The Pew Research Center has over the past few years collected data from the International Institute…
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Political Science
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Paul Jeng July was an exhausting month for anyone paying attention to the current presidential election. Like many…
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The Science of Brexit
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Johannes Buheitel David Cameron looked tired but determined, as he took on the short walk from his front…
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Weightlifting at the 2016 Rio Olympics
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Francesca Cavallo Rio de Janeiro, Brazil was selected to host the 2016 Olympic Games, the first time the…
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Culture Corner
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An interview with art gallery owner David Tunick Bernie Langs David Tunick Inc. is an art gallery located…
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Culture Corner
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Six Perfect Songs By Bernie Langs I enjoy listening to music of all genres and styles and truly…
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Diwali: India & Beyond
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By Sarala Kal Home to twenty-two different languages and seven different religions, a festival is always being celebrated…
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Henry IV
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By Alyssa Luong The waiting crowd is hushed at 7:24 p.m. under the dim lights and high ceilings…
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Culture Corner
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Reading Ancient Texts: The Campaigns of Alexander in the Landmark series By Bernie Langs “Alexander returneth to dust,…
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Kykuit, The Rockefeller Family Estate – For a Very Special Day Trip
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By Susan Russo The 3,000-acre estate of four generations of the Rockefeller family is nestled in the lovely…
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To Dubrovnik, with love
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By Qiong Wang Photos: Qiong Wang If you are not very familiar with the city of Dubrovnik, Croatia,…
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Culture Corner
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Visiting Hemingway’s House in Key West By Bernie Langs Views of the Key West home of Ernest Hemingway…
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Zeena Nackerdien: From Rockefeller to Novelist
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By Aileen Marshall Not all Rockefeller University (RU) scientists have a traditional career path. Some go on to…
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Three Weeks in Australia
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By Natalia Ketaren The Twelve Apostles, Port Campbell National Park, Victoria, Australia. Photo credit: Natalia Ketaren After almost…
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