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L’Inferno di Dante
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L’Inferno di Dante
Chronicling Dante’s journey to hell and back with Michael Mazur’s art.
Not immigrant but refugee
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Not immigrant but refugee
The Sympathizer by Viet Thanh Nguyen is a war novel, a spy novel—but don’t call it an immigrant novel.
Tales from the Rock
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Tales from the Rock
Ghosts, gangsters, and super creeps: a fictional deep dive into Alcatraz history
The ballad of Jesus Ortiz
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The ballad of Jesus Ortiz
When I was ten, I had an astonishing conversation with my Mexican grandfather.
What does politics have to do with beauty?
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Social Sciences
What does politics have to do with beauty?
Timothy Lukes answers. Part of the equation: showman P.T. Barnum, naturalist John Muir, and auto designer Harley Earl, who gave us the ’57 Chevy.
Give them a voice
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Service & Social Justice
Give them a voice
The author of The Kite Runner talks writing, refugees, and his hopes and fears for Afghanistan.
Be tender and laugh
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Be tender and laugh
Farewell to Brian Doyle: a lover of life, catcher of stories, and dear friend to this magazine.
Firenze and me
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Firenze and me
It is teaching the life of Michelangelo to young explorers that’s the high point for Christina Mifsud ’93 in achieving a bella vita.
Harsh judgment
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Harsh judgment
Composer Scot Hanna-Weir transforms a dark moment in U.S. history into a restoration of humanity.
Life in the shadows
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Life in the shadows
Big data knows more about your life than you realize. In Data Shadows, artist AnnieLaurie Erickson explores the real impact of your digital identity.
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