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Why Disney More Or Less Surrendered In Its Struggle With Gov. Ron DeSantis

“When Florida stripped Disney of its special tax zone around the company’s theme parks, it led observers to wonder: Why would Disney cede this long-held ground? What it would come down to is a cost-benefit analysis … and the results of an internal poll … showing they’re losing two important demographic groups.” – TheWrap

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Writers Are Being Deluged With Scams, Even Though Most Don’t Have Much Money. How Come?

Because these scammers have hit on an M.O. to which writers are particularly susceptible, that’s why. And there are a lot of hopeful writers out there, so the scammers can ask for small amounts of money (making it look low-risk to the targets), and make bank on volume. -...
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Yes, Reading Has Changed. Adapt.

“We have everything we need to be happy,” the hero of Fahrenheit 451 observes, “but we aren’t happy.” Maybe that’s the ultimate lever to pull: the growing awareness that our devices are exhausting and eroding us. - The American Scholar
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Minnesota Opera Orchestra Unanimously Votes To Strike

The musicians say that, in contract negotiations, management has rejected any cost-of-living increases in pay. (Their salaries have been flat for the past four years.) The company’s season begins on Halloween with the world premiere of The Many Deaths of Laila Starr by composer Kamala Sankaram and librettist Minita...

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David and Francie Horvitz Family Foundation Director-The Gund at Kenyon College

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New York Theatre Ballet seeks Development Director

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