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Tenth in a series of posts about Cubs coaches. .......... Even in the earliest years of professional baseball, some teams had a "top aide," "lieutenant" or "right-hand man" who collaborated with...

With 6.5/9 (four wins, five draws, no loss) Sanan Sjugirov concinvingly won a strong Grandmaster tournament in Belgrade that was played in parallel to the FIDE Grand Prix. Nihal Sarin, Velimir Ivic and Nodirbek Abdusattorov shared places two to four with 5.5/9 each. | Photos: Tournament page

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COVID-19, rightly understood, is a crisis of ecology. It is also a crisis of hermeneutics, much of it traceable to the “geologic fault” that Wendell Berry exposes in “the mentality of institutional religion.”

Is the pandemic also a crisis of hermeneutics, a world revealed with respect to how we interpret texts and relate to the world?

AZoOptics speaks to Professor David Amabilino about recent breakthrough research looking at how self-made fibers guide molecular movement using light.

Stratford Festival review: Why We Tell The Storys thunderous debut On its first opening night after a 16-month hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Stratford Festival presented its cabaret, Why We Tell The Story: A Celebration of Black Musical Theatre. Author of the article: Galen Simmons  •  Stratford Beacon Herald Publishing date: Jul 14, 2021  •  19 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Neema Bickersteth co-stars in Stratford Festivals Why We Tell the Story cabaret, w...

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Cabaret celebrating Black musical theatre opens 2021 Stratford Festival Tuesday Back to video A big Shakespearean production will not launch the Festival in 2021. Instead, a celebration of Black musical theatre directed and curated by singer and actor Marcus Nance will get the Festival underway on its 68th anniversary July 13. “I think it’s quite an honour,” Nance said Friday. “Especially aft...

NOW Magazine Stratford Festival outdoor summer season announced Six plays and five cabarets will be performed at two canopies this summer from June to September By Glenn Sumi Apr 7, 2021 This summer, Stratford will perform under canopies at the Festival Theatre (pictured) and the new Tom Patterson Theatre. Six plays and five cabarets are on the bill for Stratford Festival’s 2021 outdoor season, to be performed – pending health precautions – under canopies starting in late June. A...

Stratford Festival Announces 2021 Outdoor Season Featuring Plays & Musical Cabarets Starring Canadas Top Talent Six plays and five cabarets will grace the outdoor Stratford stages this summer.by BWW News Desk The Stratford Festival is transforming, for this summer, into an outdoor festival offering a season of six plays and five cabarets reflecting on the theme of Metamorphosis, with performances held under beautiful canopies that will hark back to the Festivals founding under a tent in 1953. ...