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Artistic Excellence Is No Guarantee Of Stable Orchestras
Cultural significance and institutional stability are not the same. Even the most renowned orchestras depend on funding, infrastructure, audiences and collective bargaining agreements. When they lose elements of this institutional…
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Gustavo says goodbye with an L.A. Phil four-night Bowl extravaganza
On Sunday, Oct. 3, 2009, at 2 p.m., an atmospheric electricity pervaded the Hollywood Bowl when Johnny Polanco came on stage. The salsa star led what has now come to be held as a legendary day-long concert, which included Cuban and…
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We Could Teach Writing, but It Will Take Resources
I was very encouraged to read a recent New York Times article by Dana Goldstein that asks what students “lose when they stop writing.”
Truth be told, I was a little bummed not to have been interviewed for the piece, given that I was…
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Nearly Everyone Loves Art. Ask The Orchestras.
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Study: To Get Employees to Use a Benefit, Make Signing Up a Little Harder
In some cases, you need to make it (ever-so-slightly) harder for people to sign up for the program to help them feel like it’s worth the effort, suggests research forthcoming in Management Science. – Harvard Business Review…
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The First 12 Cost A Penny, But …
Today in Tedium: No matter how hard you try, disruption comes for you. It might be slow and gradual, or it may be fast and brutal. But eventually, you will find yourself at the end of your…
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‘One with the dust’: how I survived Burning Man when everything went wrong | Burning Man festival
I was naked in our tent at Burning Man last year when all hell broke loose. The 100km/h (62mph) gust wrenched our tent stakes from the ground – and me from my nap.I threw on a dress, fear coiling in my belly when I saw the midafternoon…
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Raygun, The World’s Most Infamous Breakdancer, Is Ready To Talk (After Plenty Of Therapy)
Rachael Gunn, the middle-aged Australian breaker who went viral worldwide after coming dead last in the 2024 Olympics: “It’s part of society now, if you end up online, people are going to rubbish you, but maybe we need to reframe it as…
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State Department’s Removal Of Painting Is Another Attack On Artists
By choosing Kehinde Wiley as the opening act in what may be a systematic effort to deaccession art from official government collections, the administration has chosen an artist whose work has become formulaic and clichéd, who has made…
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“Odyssey” Earns Highest Box Office Of Any R-Rated Movie Ever
“The Odyssey,” an adaptation of Homer’s epic poem from Christopher Nolan, has surpassed “Deadpool & Wolverine” to become the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time. – Washington Post
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