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Courtesy of the Yale Center for British Art New Haven, CT — Elisabeth Fairman, Chief Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts, will retire from the Yale Center for British Art on January 30, 2021, concluding a career that spans nearly four decades. A search for her successor will be forthcoming. “We congratulate Elisabeth and wish her all the best in retirement,” said Director Courtney J. Martin. “Her dedication to stewarding the Department of Rare Books and Manuscripts, particularly her role in expanding both the breadth and accessibility of the collection, leaves a lasting mark on the ...

Sad as that is. >> yes, very sad. we heard from michael eisenberg. he is the immediate past president of the tree of life congregation synagogue and he spoke to reporters. >> what would have been happening, you said around 9:45, right? >> three simultaneous congregations, services, that are being held in the main part of the building. tree of life is having a service that has about 40 people in it. just below that service area, there's a basement area where new light congregation would be having their shabbat service, around 40 people. just adjacent to tree of life's service area, congregation...

There's a great deal of confusion right now. i think steve hit on it when he said that they are rae going to be looking at videos to see how this person got to the neighborhood, was there any accomplices and those are kind of things that they're trying to figure out right now. but i've got to tell you, this is a terrorist act. i don't care whether you look at it as middle eastern terrorist or domestic terrorists, when you go into a synagogue-- >> hold on one second. the former president of the synagogue. >> happened to 30 people and just adjacent to tree of life's service area congregation is ...

Scattered. >> she and her children lived in a field, but with an out pouring of help, the home was rebuilt. this past number, they moved in. >> this is my dream for my kids. we have a separate building for boys and girls. and we have a library and a study room. the smile that we have makes me inspired to do more. >> ladies and gentlemen, push pa. no one has been a greater

Are more aware of giving a right for the kids living inside the prison. almost, they have to travel for two days to come here, you know, by bus or by walking. to get a better future. but we make sure that they are connected with their parents. because that's the most important thing, you know. >> after the earthquake destroyed her new home, pushpa's story of hope and loss reached millions around the world. in 2015, a charity group in germany stepped in and gave pushpa the money she needed to rebuild the house. on february 3rd, 2016, pushpa and her children moved in. >> this is my dream world, ...