Trinity Community Hears from NYT Columnist about Political Polarization
Thomas B. Edsall recently received Trinity’s Moses Berkman Memorial Journalism Award and delivered a lecture at the college.
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Thomas B. Edsall recently received Trinity’s Moses Berkman Memorial Journalism Award and delivered a lecture at the college.
LOS ANGELES -- After so many years -- and episode re-watches -- could there BE anything left to learn about "Friends"? As the highly-anticipated, almost two-hour reunion special for HBO Max shows (and with apologies to Matthew Perry for continuing to borrow his lines), "Yes, yes, a thousand times, yes." One thing that we didn't need to learn (because we already knew it) was just how truly there these six characters were for the audience. In the 1990s and early-aughts, the cast of "Friends" provided hours of joy -- first just on Thursday nights when new episodes aired, but soon enough ...
After so many years — and episode re-watches — could there BE anything left to...
The artist’s ‘Drawing in the Dark’ is on view through May 8.
Associated Press Gov. Andrew Cuomo presents his Fiscal Year 2022 Executive Budget Tuesday, Jan. 19, in Albany. (Provided photo â Mike Groll, governorâs office) ALBANY — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned Tuesday his state will raise taxes and reduce spending if Congress doesn’t send $15 billion in unrestricted emergency COVID-19 aid. The Democrat presented two vastly different budget scenarios: one if Congress provides New York with $6 billion and another if New York receives $15 billion. His state is facing a dramatic loss in sales and income tax revenue in the wake of sweepi...