“Thus the new city was formed, and a real official place upon the map, authorized to geographers.
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Daniel Schensul is a Technical Specialist in Population and Development for the United Nations Population Fund.
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COLIN DODDS Too Long at the Shrimp Table I know you’re enthralled with all the glittering infinities of those Manhattan parties, Where all the women look like they despise you.
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Colin Dodds and Nels HansonMay 2, 2023
Peter Sellars, Lincoln Center, 2014 Photoby : Ben Grad Peter Sellars is an internationally renowned theater and opera director.
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“France in XXI Century. School” by Jean Marc Cote (if 1901) or Villemard (if 1910) Pageviews are the Bitcoin of the realm.
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MICHAEL PEPI, William O'Hara and Dan MonacoMay 1, 2023
Yang Jianli is Founder and President of Initiatives for China, an organization dedicated to bringing about a peaceful transition to democratic governance in China.
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Photographer Trevor Paglen documents visible artifacts of the U.S. government’s global network of secrecy.
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Keith AlthausFebruary 22, 2023
The old postcards reproduced in this issue show the basilica of Notre Dame de Brebières in Albert, after its repeated shelling during the First World War.
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Rane ArroyoFebruary 22, 2023
In 1825, on approximately five acres of land just north of what is now 82nd Street in New York City, a group of freed black slaves founded a settlement that came be to known as Seneca Village.
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EditorFebruary 22, 2023