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The Strange and Gruesome Story of the Greenland Shark, the Longest-Living Vertebrate on Earth
M. R. O’Connor reports on how Danish scientists unravelled the mystery of how long Gre…
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How Children Change the Way We See
Rumaan Alam on how his children’s interpretation of art affects his own outlook. fro…
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Swimming with One of the World’s Oldest Sharks
Scientists estimate that one sixteen-foot-long Greenland shark has been alive for as l…
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“Call Me by Your Name”: An Erotic Triumph
Luca Guadagnino’s latest film is emotionally acute and overwhelmingly sensual. from …
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At Berkeley, a New Generation of Ethical Hackers Learns the Do’s and Don’ts of Cybersecurity
Anna Wiener reports on “Cyberwar,” a new course at the University of California, Berke…
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The All-Weather Cheer of Dromedary, an “Urban Tiki” Bar
Even in December, this Bushwick watering hole serves brain freezes in a variety of fla…
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Angel Olsen’s Ambling Folk
On “Phases,” the songwriter performs a collection of outtakes, rarities, and covers. …
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Irish Rep Brings James Joyce’s “The Dead” to Life
At the American Irish Historical Society, actors re-create the Christmas joy and loss …
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On Amtrak, Gabriel Kahane Listens to America
The singer-songwriter and composer débuts a solo song cycle inspired by his long-dista…
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The Mad Mashups of Ferris
At the tiny NoMad restaurant, Greg Proechel’s insistently innovative dishes have a dis…
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Thanksgiving: How Will You Keep the Peace?
Emily Flake’s humorous cartoon of ways to keep Thanksgiving festivities civil this yea…
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Daily Cartoon: Thursday, November 23rd
Ellis’s Daily Cartoon wishes you a happy Thanksgiving. from Humor, Satire, and Carto…
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The Ancestral Burden of Being a Detroit Lions Fan
Taylor Plimpton on growing up as a Detroit Lions fan thanks to his father, George Plim…
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What the Least Fun Founding Father Can Teach Us Now
Alexis Coe on “The Three Lives of James Madison: Genius, Partisan, President,” by Noah…
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Tests for Liberals
Amy Davidson Sorkin writes about Al Franken, Roy Moore, and a test for the Democratic …
