Tag Archives: Education

New York City’s famed Juilliard School — one of the richest musical environments in the world — just got quite a bit richer with an exceptional gift honoring its centennial year. Yesterday, Juilliard’s chairman Bruce Kovner announced he has donated his collection of rare music manuscripts by such cornerstones of …

At school the only thing that could guarantee isolation even quicker than intelligence was having any interest, or inclination towards, the arts.

Philosophical questions, and the fragility of life and identity is pondered in an intriguing but at times inaccessible documentary.

Oh-so-amusing things have been happening in the New York City schools.

Some lessons take longer to learn then others, but I think I've finally understood the meaning of lists.

Polly Hewson offers personal asides about Franklin - "he never eats beef; it makes his back itch" - as you drop in on the life of the house.

My grandfather would have been 106 today and has been dead for twenty-one years. I still miss him.

Colonial attitudes have proven unwieldy in the past and have caused nothing but trouble; don't you think it's time we tried something different?

If you've got it, wear it, steal it, spy on it, and scan it. But don't expect to heat it.

Can Phil Fontaine and the Assembly of First Nations deliver sixty-three seats?