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Nebraska Cultural Endowment faces funding threat amid state deficit : NPR
Storyteller Claudia Rains reads to families during Prime Time Family Reading at Henry Park in Lincoln, Neb., on…
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Is this really a “post-literate” age?
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Bianca d’Avila do Prado and Dion Morales share the joy of composing for ASTA’s New Canon Project
Bianca d’Avila do Prado, Cellist, Teacher & Composer and Dion Morales, Composer, Teacher & Arranger share the joy and impact of composing for ASTA’s New Canon Project.
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White House May Bring US Government Into Trump’s Lawsuit Against BBC
“According to filings seen by the FT, the US government told the court in Florida ‘that it is considering participating in this litigation’. … The ‘conflict of interest is clear and stark’, the BBC said in a filing responding to the US…
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Hong Kong official urges booksellers to avoid titles harming national security
HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong ’s top security official said Thursday that booksellers should ensure the titles they sell do not harm national security, a day after five people linked to two…
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How Vanderbilt University Made Itself Competitive With The Ivy League
Twenty years ago, the school’s acceptance rate was 38%; now it’s under 5%, roughly equivalent to Yale’s, and its undergraduates are reportedly the happiest in the country. The change is the result of deliberate, planned effort by two…
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The Kids Are Fine. Check On Grandpa.
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Why Trump Is Fixated On Smithsonian History
People often joke about how Trumpism would like to return us to some version of the 1950s, when America supposedly was “great.” In this report, the administration has done just that. The report would prefer that nothing had ever…
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Who’s Reading Less? It’s Older Americans, Not Younger
In 2003, older Americans read on average just under an hour each day — 58.5 minutes. By last year, that had fallen nearly by half, to roughly 32.4 minutes each day, a drop that represents the lion’s share of overall reading declines. …
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