Private and Religious School Backers See Broad Victory in Supreme Court Decision
WASHINGTON — A Supreme Court ruling on Tuesday against Montana’s exclusion of religious schools from a state scholarship program may
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New York City Cuts Arts Spending by 11 Percent to Close Budget Gap
The New York City budget adopted early Wednesday cuts spending on cultural affairs by nearly 11 percent, a damaging blow
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Swimming With the Sea Lions of Los Islotes
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The
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Assaulted at 15, a Writer Looks Back and Comes Forward
There are so many upsetting things about the assault Lacy Crawford suffered in 1990, when she was 15 and a
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Pandemic Parenting Was Already Relentless. Then Came Summer.
“I think parents of color have other concerns than can my kid get into the best school,” she said. “They
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The Haunting Beauty of a Hut-to-Hut Hike in the Dolomites
With travel restrictions in place worldwide, we’ve launched a new series, The World Through a Lens, in which photojournalists help
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Danielle Allen Wins Re-envisioned Kluge Humanities Prize
The political theorist Danielle Allen has won this year’s John W. Kluge Prize for Achievement in the Study of Humanity,
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Professor Who Asked Student to ‘Anglicize’ Her Name Is Put on Leave
Ms. Nguyen could not immediately be reached for comment on Saturday. Professor Hubbard said Ms. Nguyen was in his online
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How to Entertain Your Kids This Summer
Two Words: Free Labor Housework can also become a form of play, and depending on how well or poorly your
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Frederick C. Tillis, Composer Who Straddled Genres, Dies at 90
Frederick C. Tillis, an American composer who straddled the worlds of jazz and classical music, died on May 3 at
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