Psst. Here’s something I’m embarrassed to tell the rest of the team.
Psst. Here’s something I’m embarrassed to tell the rest of the team.
A few weeks ago, I was browsing a downtown boutique, when I saw it. There, on a low table by the door, was my next purchase.
Elizabeth Corey praises the slow, humble work required of true scholarship: “Though it can be fun to act as an + more
I’m no Art Garfunkel, but I have been keeping track of my reading over the last couple of years. Just + more
From the eminently quotable Cornel West, on the subject of American pragmatism: We can go all the way back to + more
Had a picnic lunch with the missus last Monday in Lonerock, Oregon. We were on our way home from Redmond, + more
Leo Nocentelli turns 76 today. The lead guitarist and co-founder of The Meters was born in New Orleans in 1946. + more
Six years ago, when we first brought to your attention the emergence of curate as a synonym for select, I + more
If hell exists—and I’m inclined to believe it must, otherwise the Kardashians would have no place to go when they + more
I was reading a this story about MSG when I came across the following: Despite MSG’s image makeover, I’ve found + more
Researchers estimate that 90 percent of medieval manuscripts have been lost completely. Florence Hazrat asks the important questions: Are prescribed + more
This xkcd comic—from 2010, mind you—remains true today: I mean, see for yourself: exhibit A, exhibit B, exhibit C, exhibit + more
I’ve been reading through The Ladder of Divine Ascent by Saint John Climacus, and this paragraph, from the chapter “Step + more
Miles Davis—arguably the most innovative jazz musician of all time—would have been 96 today. The very first jazz record I + more