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Sunday's Book Salon discussion over at FireDogLake featured our own Marc Hetherington and Jonathan Weiler, authors of 'Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics.' Thanks to them for the great welcome and even better discussion.
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In this weekly podcast series, Michelangelo expert William Wallace discusses major works of the master. This week: Michelangelo's great architecture project - the Roman Campidoglio plaza.
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Remember NASA’s LCROSS probe that smacked into the lunar pole a little while back? Analysis of the dust kicked up showed “significant amounts” of water! Nice work, folks. The report >>
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Today is Veteran’s Day, and so I give you my favorite piece from today’s papers: “…Oil from the engine covered the windscreen of his Hurricane so he climbed away, slowed the aircraft down to almost stalling speed, loosened his harness, stood on his seat and leant out of the cockpit in an attempt to clean […]
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One of my favorite Cambridge books I've read in the past couple years is Ruth Wajnryb's You Know What I Mean?. Wajnryb is an Australian language expert who parses the slipperiness of meaning in general.
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In this weekly podcast series, Michelangelo expert William Wallace discusses major works of the master. Wallace’s Michelangelo: The Artist, the Man, and His Times will be widely available later this fall.
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They’ve done it again — three NASA observatories photograph the heart of the Milky Way.
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In Anthony Grafton's review of "The Third Reich in the Ivory Tower" for the NYRBlog, the indictment and complexities of US-German ties in academia in the buildup to World War II.
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