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35 Years of Efforts to Address Mental Illness on New York Streets
Mayors have launched numerous initiatives over the years to remove people with severe mental illness from the streets and subways.
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Applying to College, and Trying to Appear ‘Less Asian’
The affirmative action lawsuit against Harvard seemed to confirm advice given for years to Asian Americans: Don’t play chess, don’t…
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If It Was Good Enough for Socrates, It’s Good Enough for Sophomores
This is the season for final exams, but maybe we should drop the pencils, paper and keyboards and start talking…
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World
New Zealand and Australia Ponder a Lower Voting Age
As today’s teenagers will bear the brunt of tomorrow’s problems, especially climate woes, some lawmakers think 16-year-olds deserve a say…
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For Centuries, Her Art Was Forgotten, or Credited to Men. No More.
The work of Michaelina Wautier, a 17th century artist, was long overlooked. She is belatedly gaining recognition as an old…
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Prosecutor Drops Australia Parliament Rape Case, Citing Toll on Accuser
Mental trauma that Brittany Higgins faced from the proceedings presented a “significant and unacceptable risk” to her life, the prosecutor…
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Barbara Love, Who Fought for Lesbians to Have a Voice, Dies at 85
As an activist and an author, she was determined to demystify and normalize the lesbian experience, and to integrate it…
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‘The Eternal Daughter’ Review: Two Glorious Sides of Tilda Swinton
The actress astonishes in two roles in Joanna Hogg’s haunting film set in a creaky castle in Wales.
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Beyond Ballroom: Twyla Tharp’s American Classicism
In “Nine Sinatra Songs,” recently revived at City Center, Tharp captured elusive strains in the country’s DNA.