in Vol. 36, No. 48, Dec. 11, 2009, and reprinted in the June 14, 2019 issue.
Greetings!
Since the developments of this summer, there’s been a great change in the situation in the world at large. Following the period of the Rhodes conference,[fn 1] we had the effects of the negotiations between China’s President and Russia’s President, setting the terms which were later followed up on, with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the new agreement with China on the development, the shared development, of Siberia.
This has made a fundamental change in the direction of history this development, and its consequences. Now, the world has shifted from the former domination by the Atlantic Ocean, as the relationship between Europe and the Americas; and now, between the United States, and the Americas, across the Pacific, into the Indian Ocean, with the nations of Asia, and touching Africa.
How COVID-19 is inspiring new visions for higher education
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Advocates say bold plans could help New York recover from the pandemic while addressing inequities.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo is hardly the only political player who is leaning on 20th century references to present his vision for a post-pandemic future in New York. State Sen. Alessandra Biaggi is pushing for a state-level “Marshall Plan for Moms” while environmental activists say a Green New Deal matters more than ever. Higher education advocates even say the time is coming for students to get their own versions of President Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal and G.I. Bill.
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Critical Inking
Palo Alto native Bryan Ida connects the internment of Japanese Americans to Trump s Muslim Ban and other examples of American intolerance in new portrait exhibit
February 3, 2021 by Katie Lauer
GRANDFATHERED IN: Grandfather (60 x 37 ink on panel, 2018) is drawn from a photograph taken of the artist s grandfather John Ida by famed photographer Dorothea Lange. It s part of Bryan Ida s con.Text exhibit.
As John Ida waited for a bus in San Francisco in 1942, he stood amongst a sea of luggage, hands clasped together, with a paper-wrapped package in his arms. His eyebrows were raised ever so slightly, as if from surprise at being photographed, or perhaps curious observation or the onset of grief.
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