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Where image meets narrative An ode to the well-considered and artfully crafted infographic.
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Almanac Today's entry: L.P. Hartley on snobbery....
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Greetings from innovation-land EmcArts offers a series of short audio slideshows about cultural innovations. Wish you were here.
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Almanac Today's entry: Thomas Carlyle on originality....
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Making donor dollars stretch and perform miracles Does promising that donor gifts can accomplish far more than is realistic have long term negative impacts?...
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The Eames films (V) Charles and Ray Eames' "Powers of Ten," filmed in 1968....
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Almanac Today's entry: Edward Sapir on fashion....
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Almanac Today's entry: Shakespeare on sorrow....
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Snapshot Today's video: Dame Rebecca West talks to William F. Buckley, Jr., in 1968....
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Almanac Today's entry: Saul Bellow on imagination....
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Almanac Today's entry: Ralph Waldo Emerson on originality: http://tinyurl.com/7ejab2d...
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Almanac Today's entry: Horace on progress....
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Almanac Today's entry: H.L. Mencken on death....
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Almanac Today's entry: John Cowper Powys on ambition....
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Almanac Today's entry: Oscar Wilde on ambition....
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A recurring chrysalis It's easy to believe that the space we manage is a one space, and the job we're given is one job. But each is subject to continual transformation.
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Almanac Today's entry: Edward Bulwer-Lytton on ambition....
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Almanac Today's entry: David Hume on ambition....
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Almanac Today's entry: Charles Rosen on enthusiasm and the canon....