>"Adam Zhu’s book “Nice Daze” depicts amorphous social configurations, fleeting experiments in style and thrill-seeking, and elevated forms of _...Read More_
>"Adam Zhu’s book “Nice Daze” depicts amorphous social configurations, fleeting experiments in style and thrill-seeking, and elevated forms of _...Read More_
"The guidebooks tend to tell a simple story of the tolerant, civilized society of the Languedoc region — which was only vaguely under the control of the French crown at the time and to which “France” was a foreign country — being wiped out _...Read More_
"The guidebooks tend to tell a simple story of the tolerant, civilized society of the Languedoc region — which was only vaguely under the control of the French crown at the time and to which “France” was a foreign country — being wiped out _...Read More_
"The way she explains it to her clients, she said, is that they provide the raw materials to build a house and she puts it together, brick by brick. “You own the bricks,” she said she tells them."
"The way she explains it to her clients, she said, is that they provide the raw materials to build a house and she puts it together, brick by brick. “You own the bricks,” she said she tells them."
"The book starts with a shared premise: the way we work isn’t working. It’s not working for the salaried office worker, who works more and more hours; it’s not working for the hourly worker, who doesn’t have enough hours or enough workplace _...Read More_
"The book starts with a shared premise: the way we work isn’t working. It’s not working for the salaried office worker, who works more and more hours; it’s not working for the hourly worker, who doesn’t have enough hours or enough workplace _...Read More_
"What will the internet look like in 10 years?
One answer is the “metaverse.” At least, this is what Facebook, Microsoft, and a handful of other tech companies are saying. It’s not exactly a new idea. The dream of an immersive, embodied _...Read More_
"What will the internet look like in 10 years?
One answer is the “metaverse.” At least, this is what Facebook, Microsoft, and a handful of other tech companies are saying. It’s not exactly a new idea. The dream of an immersive, embodied _...Read More_
"Rafael Flores, the strategic programs manager, and Anna Brümmer, the communications manager, shared similar messages on the professional networking website. Based on comments, it appears Open Arts also let go of Jennie Lamensdorf, _...Read More_
"Rafael Flores, the strategic programs manager, and Anna Brümmer, the communications manager, shared similar messages on the professional networking website. Based on comments, it appears Open Arts also let go of Jennie Lamensdorf, _...Read More_
"This incident inspired a journalism professor named Jean-Hugues Roy, at the University of Quebec in Montreal, to conduct an experiment. Roy, who had long been concerned about Facebook’s relationship to journalism, imagined that the same _...Read More_
"This incident inspired a journalism professor named Jean-Hugues Roy, at the University of Quebec in Montreal, to conduct an experiment. Roy, who had long been concerned about Facebook’s relationship to journalism, imagined that the same _...Read More_
>"Vasily Grossman's Life and Fate created a portrait of the Soviets in WW2 that revealed "the grand sweep of history alongside the granular detail within", writes Nicholas Barrett."
>"Vasily Grossman's Life and Fate created a portrait of the Soviets in WW2 that revealed "the grand sweep of history alongside the granular detail within", writes Nicholas Barrett."
"By the time Samuel Johnson came to write his “Lives of the Poets,” in 1779-81, tastes had changed. In a neoclassical era, ideas still had a place in poetry, but they were supposed to be familiar ones, dignified by harmonious verse—“What _...Read More_
"By the time Samuel Johnson came to write his “Lives of the Poets,” in 1779-81, tastes had changed. In a neoclassical era, ideas still had a place in poetry, but they were supposed to be familiar ones, dignified by harmonious verse—“What _...Read More_
"Being well practiced, we won the debate. But, chatting with the girls afterward, we found that they disdained our pleasure in victory, along with our hand-me-down polyester ties and blazers, our identical short-back-and-sides haircuts."
"Being well practiced, we won the debate. But, chatting with the girls afterward, we found that they disdained our pleasure in victory, along with our hand-me-down polyester ties and blazers, our identical short-back-and-sides haircuts."