René Magritte's 'L'ami intime' Could Fetch $64M at Auction
René Magritte's painting, once owned by Gilbert Kaplan, will star in a Christie's auction coinciding with the centenary of Surrealism.
Source: observer.com
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Harvard's admissions are notoriously tough. Here's how the affirmative action ruling may change that.
Some states have already banned race-conscious college admissions policies. Here's what happened to schools in those regions.
Source: cbsnews.com
Businesses donate to annual day of community service
Temple Emanu-El organizes hands-on projects and donation drives, including chemotherapy comfort bags and new books for Title 1 students.
Source: heraldtribune.com
SMU music alumni to reunite for Heukeshoven farewell
After enjoying over 30 years of making music with Saint Mary’s University students, Dr. Janet and Eric Heukeshoven have chosen to close this chapter of their teaching careers. To celebrate
Source: winonapost.com
The Global 2000 Juggernaut
(Archived document, may contain errors) 24 May 13, 1983 THE "GLOBAL 2000" JUGGERNAUT INTRODUCTION The first days in June will see a major public event by the Global Tomorrow Coalition, a large and well-publicized Washington conference with highly paid speakers such as ex-President Jimmy Carter. This is clearly an attempt to show the muscle of the environmental lobby. It is likely to be politically impressive and effective.
Source: heritage.org