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The term “net.art” is less a coinage than an accident, the result of a software glitch that occurred in December 1995, when Slovenian artist Vuk Cosic opened an anonymous e-mail only to find it had been mangled in transmission. Amid a morass of alphanumeric gibberish, Cosic could make out just one legible term—“net.art”—which he began using to talk about online art and communications. Spreading like a virus among certain interconnected Internet communities, the term was quickly enlisted to describe a variety of everyday activities. Net.art stood for communications and graphics, e-m...

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“Small” may be in its title, but at nearly 500 pages, Jonathan Evison’s latest novel is a zealously plotted, multigenerational tale of American heartbreak and perseverance.

While we have been paying close attention to the number of deaths from the Covid virus, it must have dawned on us that there has been a large number of non-covid deaths over the past two years. It would be good if we could get the statistics and compare the number of deaths annually for the past four years. Many of us would know of close friends who had died …

Countless landmarks in the city pay homage to the contributions and rich 200-year history of the small Jewish community, which now has a place to showcase its achievements