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How did the changing architecture of jails reflect prison reform in St. Louis? Time and time again, reformers have tried to cloak jails in beautiful architecture, hiding the actual purpose of the building. Emil Boehl, Four Courts, 12th and Clark Recent events at the City Justice Center in downtown St. Louis raise the question: How did we get here? Over the millennia in Western civilization, the act of detaining suspects has evolved as the time in which they're confined before a trial has lengthened. The founding of the United States on Enlightenment principles further developed...

The Grammy and Emmy winner will emcee a Broadway-themed cabaret series in Florida.

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Broadway Says Black Lives Matter As the country confronted its long-upheld systems rooted in white supremacy in the wake of the losses of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Ahmaud Arbery, and too many other Black lives, the theatre industry faced a reckoning of its own, challenging members to question the systemically racist practices in place. Black artists and theatre workers—including performer-director Schele Williams, stage manager Cody Renard Richard, and composer Griffin Matthews—shared their own accounts of experiences of racism in the theatre. Complicit artistic lea...

Barbara Leedom Epictetus (AD 55 - AD 135) Fall has fallen onto our Cape. One of the first leaves to change color is poison ivy. Those three leaves on a stem are a lovely scarlet now. It’s got to do with urushiol, an oil that causes allergic reactions. Now who would know urushiol? An app called PlantFinder does. Like so much else in life, answers are complicated. We hunkerers are living in a mysterious, uncertain, wonderous time. We watch and listen for answers only to be regaled with more questions. This is not a bad thing. Scientists love to ask questions – why this, why now? When will ...