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by Linda Arntzenius Amazing things are happening at the Michener these days. If you haven’t made the trip over to Doylestown in a while, be sure to put it on your calendar for this spring. The Mind’s Eye: 50 Years … Continue reading
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by Stuart Mitchner “Fanaticism? No.Writing is exciting and baseball is like writing.” — from “Baseball and Writing” by Marianne Moore Looking ahead to the 2013 baseballseason while browsing through some new and some not so new books, I’m thinking of … Continue reading
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by Jordan Hillier Long before electronic music become associated with contemporary artists like David Guetta, Deadmau5 (Joel Thomas Zimmerman), and electropop DJ Calvin Harris, it was pioneered and championed as a field of classical music by Princeton composer Milton Babbitt … Continue reading
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by Stuart Mitchner There are limits to what can be put between the covers of a book. Yet every season, especially at this time of year, publishers outdo themselves. When the stakes are high, and the prevailing mission is to … Continue reading
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by Linda Arntzenius When it comes to art in public places, Princeton has its fair share. The seated student with his bundle of books enjoying lunch by the news kiosk in Palmer Square and the newspaper reader seated by the … Continue reading
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by Jordan Hillier Revered locally and nationally for services to the United States Foreign Service, George Frost Kennan was an expert on the diplomatic history of Russia, the Soviet Union, and U.S./Soviet relations. He is perhaps best known as the … Continue reading
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By Jordan Hillier // Image courtesy of Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church on loan to the Historical Society of Princeton Known as “the man who brought art instruction to Princeton,” Rex Goreleigh (1902-1986) was a talented artist with a social conscience. … Continue reading
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by Stuart Mitchner This Halloween Book Scene is not for the faint hearted. No fun and games, no candy and cute costumes. This is about irrational fear of the sort I once felt while navigating the small portion of backyard between … Continue reading