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With its disguises as "high finance" for the mystified and "Keynesian fiscal policy" for those "in the know," deficit spending by the government was quite a successful scam for a long while.

With its disguises as "high finance" for the mystified and "Keynesian fiscal policy" for those "in the know," deficit spending by the government was quite a successful scam for a long while.

Ângela Figueiredo, a visiting scholar from the Federal University of Recôncavo da Bahia in Cachoeira-Bahia, will give a talk on racism and sexism in Brazil.

New Canaan Land Trust invites its members and the community to its annual membership meeting on Tuesday, November 15th at 6:30 pm.

The City College of New York (CCNY) is set to open the Sorkin Reading Room, dedicated to the late Michael Sorkin. The esteemed critic, and architect, who was also a Distinguished Professor of Architecture in the institute’s Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, passed away in March...

Funds raised will help AIA Dallas' Architecture and Design Foundation continue its community impact through awareness and education...

CUNY Spitzer School of Architecture has opened a reading room bearing the name of the late architect and faculty member Michael Sorkin.

In a seamless transition that took place at the end of September, Bergenfield residents Rivka Alter and Nechama Price took over the helm of the Yoetzet Halacha Initiative in Teaneck and its surrounding communities.

MIT Linguistics professor Michel DeGraff was elected a fellow of the Linguistics Society of America in recognition of his dynamic and impactful scholarship in Creole studies with a focus on Haitian Creole