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Does Omicron have you craving an escape from the January doldrums? Free yourself from the tyranny of classic takeout options and try reaching for a more adventurous menu instead. The Bay Area is full of under-the-radar eateries that feature the dishes of less familiar culinary traditions from Centra...

We all know that history is not the left's favorite subject. Many times, it's just too inconvenient to their political narratives

"The purpose of anthropology is to make the world safe for human differences." – Ruth Benedict Anthropology is the study of human cultural and biological variation and change, giving students an appreciation of human diversity. Anthropologists examine all aspects of the human experience to identify, compare and interpret patterns in the data using cultural, biological,

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New Exhibits at Montclair Art Museum Reimagine Norman Rockwell and Spotlight Recent Acquisitions Two new exhibits launched in February at the Montclair Art Museum, which is reopened to the public in a limited fashion due to the pandemic. “Fragile Freedoms: Maggie Meiners Revisits Rockwell” is an especially timely exhibit that reimagines the iconic work of Norman Rockwell through the eyes of modern America. Meanwhile, “New York To New Mexico: New Acquisitions” spotlights some of the muse...

February 5, 2021 24 Minutes This is the second part of a three part (I, II) discussion of the idea of a ‘universal warrior’ – the assumption that there is a transcendent sameness about either the experience of war or ‘warrior values’ which might provide some sort of fundamental truth for understanding war, either in the past or present, or else a useful blueprint for current life more generally. In investigating this question, we are using Steven Pressfield’s recent video s...