The dialogue between the scholar and the seeker has broken down, replaced by gatekeeping that favors prestige over pedagogy.

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David Eagleman is a neuroscientist at Stanford University and the author of eight books, most recently “Livewired.” ...

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Reginald Sharpe Jr. circled a phrase that refuses to let the church remain comfortable: “You don’t know the half.” ...

The flickering lights of the television screen rarely hold the weight of 400 years of history, but on Feb. 24, the final episode of PBS’s Black and Jewish America: An Interwoven History attempted to ...

The main attraction here, the one that makes people drive from all corners of the state and beyond, is Kent Falls State Park.

James Pinchbeck discusses how brand colour deserves to be treated as a strategic decision with commercial consequences.

In a world where everything is instant, downloadable, and delivered to your doorstep in two days or less, there’s something gloriously rebellious about getting lost in a three-story used bookstore ...

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Discover how monetary theory influences economic activity through money supply changes, with insights on central bank ...