Hillary Clinton on the Israelis and the Palestinians today on The View.
Covers everything from Hamas to humanitarian pauses to Yasser Arafat to Anwar Sadat.
In memory of Ed Trickett who died last week. He was a great folksinger, hammer dulcimer player, guitarist, and professor of community psychology. https://t.co/UjUX5gJ9uJ
Poetry at the Super Bowl is a feat for art & our country, because it means we’re thinking imaginatively about human connection even when we feel siloed. I’ll honor 3 heroes who exemplify the best of this effort. Here’s to them, to poetry, & to a #SuperBowl like no other 💛
"The study found near-universal support for arts education, with 91% of those surveyed saying that they believe the arts are part of a well-rounded K–12 education." #ArtsEd https://t.co/WhxVh0eYfW
‘Finish the Fight’: A Special Digital Theater Performance Celebrates 100 Years of Women’s Right to Vote https://t.co/gEX0vaINs0
The history including Black, Latinx, Native American, Asian, and queer women is awesome.
“Joseph Boulogne — The Chevalier of Music and Revolution” is a look at the life and works of Mozart contemporary Joseph Boulogne, a composer, violinist, conductor, and fencer! Tomorrow, Wednesday, August 12, 8 pm on https://t.co/ilKQoVnqTn and 105.9FM #MostlyMozart@LincolnCenter
Yale has acquired a major collection of photographs and newspaper articles about the great Frederick Douglass.
Can't wait to see them. Frederick Douglass, Seen Up Close https://t.co/B5OpaLKWit
Do you know anyone who needs moderately-priced mental health care in New York City? Our very affordable counseling center, TRCC, can be reached at https://t.co/HeAtHxU01O. #mentalhealth#newyorkstrong#psychoanalyst
Do you know anyone who needs lowcost mental health care in New York City? Our sliding-scale, very affordable counseling center, TRCC, can be reached at https://t.co/HeAtHxU01O. #mentalhealth#newyorkstrong#psychoanalyst
Women are submitting fewer papers during the #StayHome response to #COVID19. This will lead to additional systematic bias in academic hiring & promotion if we don't put policies in place to account for it @AcademicChatter
https://t.co/b6sPlKQjq6 ht @AustMS@bode_e@AWMmath
Adam was my second cousin once removed. Listening to "Hackensack" on WFUV, a good song you can dance to, I heard he was in critical condition. The next day he died. Sad.
The musician Adam Schlesinger, who died this week, was a modest man of immodestly lavish talent, with a body of work that stands next to those of far bigger boldface names. https://t.co/qiqT5okF1G
Giuseppe Civitarese reviews the surprising and poetic I AND YOU where D. Moss chose a single sentence spoken by one of his patients - every day, over a year, in every session.
https://t.co/VkRAT32uue
#psychology, #psychoanalysis, #mentalhealth#BookReview
#nytfoodfestival and @TribecaLady1 Starting off the week listening to Feeding the World by Massimo Bottura and Ruth Reichl in conversation with Melissa Clark.