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ACROSS THE COUNTRY A Utah Mountain Town Brings Back an Old Idea: The One-Room Schoolhouse As a throwback ski destination,

First appearing on the battlefield in limited numbers in Ukraine in 2022, ZALA Lancet loitering munitions gained international attention this spring and summer, when they were used en masse to target Ukrainian military equipment ranging from vehicles and tanks to artillery and even naval gunboats during Kiev’s attempted counteroffensive.

From the blog of Micah Ben David Naziri at The Times of Israel

This book explores how the West is depicted in popular culture, and its racist implications

The classical archaeologist on how the West was spun into a grand narrative

A new book reveals that the modern West owes much of its cultural DNA to a wide range of non-European and non-white forebears

Deadline: 30-Mar-23 Schneider Electric is looking for game changers in the buildings segment: AI, new business formats, smart ways to use data, new energy

From politics and Big Tech to history and identity, the essential books for the year ahead.

A veteran curator and co-founder of the group Museums Moving Forward offers practical steps for employees across the museum.

Judit Polgar's Global Chess Festival was held in Budapest, Hungary, on the 8th of October this year. Among other things, the current edition of the annual gala hosted a study composing cum exhibition event called Chess Artistry Adventure. The artful program in memory of the late Pal Benko has received fourteen original studies from some of the best composers in the world. In an article we published last month, four of these were explained in detail. Today, as it were, we venture deeper into ...