This paradox of transformation comes alive with uncommon tenderness, through a singular lens — the science and poetics of Earth’s water cycle — in Blue Floats Away (public library) by Travis Jonker, an elementary school librarian by day and an…
Some have asked the University to condemn the professor’s comments and others have demanded the professor’s dismissal. Neither of those actions will happen. As the home of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, free speech for all people…
Talking about his work in F1 and how it influenced him to purchase the table, Hamilton said, “I realized it’s very similar within the fashion industry. A lot of brands, young designers don’t have the same opportunities, and the Met…
Here’s everything you need to know to prepare for Operation: Sky Fire. Epic Games Cubes are currently taking over Fortnite as a result of Operation: Sky Fire, shaping up the next Season… According to Epic, players “join a strike team…
Never forget what you were born knowing. That this fluke, single, huge, cross-indexed, thermodynamic experiment of a story that the world has been inventing to tell itself at bedtime is still in embryo. It’s not even the outline of a…
Lindsay Boyers/CNET You might not like the Casper bed if: When I first slipped into bed, I didn’t have that “ahhh” moment that you get with plush, soft mattresses. I positioned myself on my back and rather than sinking into…
The Perseverance team spotted salts within Rochette that likely formed as water evaporated. “The salt minerals in these first two rock cores may also have trapped tiny bubbles of ancient Martian water,” NASA said. “If present, they could serve as…
Don’t judge a book by its cover. Do, however, judge the cover. Please honor these few requests: Relatedly, but not the main point: don’t judge the author by the cover of their books, as book design is often not up…
The Royal Society of Canada (RSC) has announced its newly elected fellows, and several philosophers are among them. Below are their names and the RSC’s remarks about them: Frédéric Bouchard (University of Montreal)Frédéric Bouchard’s work offers significant contributions to philosophy…
Alex Orenstein, a philosopher at Queens College beginning in 1968 and also at the City University of New York Graduate Center beginning in 1974, died in June of 2018. His death was not noted here at that time. To make…