The library's president, Anthony W. Marx, says the plan is aimed at helping the library better serve the public.
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By: Maud Newton,
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By: By ROBIN POGREBIN,
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Dwight Garner invites readers to try their hand at exercises from the new book "Draw It With Your Eyes Closed: The Art of the Art Assignment."
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By: By JOHN WILLIAMS,
on 3/27/2012
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Hilton Kramer, who died at 84, shared his strong opinions throughout his tenure as a critic at The New York Times.
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By: Maud Newton,
on 2/7/2012
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One thing I really like about my friend Laura Miller is that she, like me, is fascinated by literature and technology, and interested in the places they meet. Sometimes that intersection feels like a lonely place to hang out.
We both have iPads and (though we’re appalled by Apple’s employment practices) are excited about the potential of tablet computers. But we haven’t found many sites that talk about them in the way we would like would like them to be talked about. So we decided to start The Chimerist: Two iPad lovers at the intersection of art, stories, and technology. My first post is here, and, if you’re also a tablet lover, we’re looking for your screenshots.
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By: Maud Newton,
on 12/12/2011
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The Crystal Cathedral of “Hour of Power” fame is the subject of my latest New York Times Magazine mini-column. Not so long ago the most lavish symbol of U.S. Protestantism, the building sold in bankruptcy last month to a Catholic diocese.
Although the congregation has agreed under the terms of the deal to vacate the premises after three years, pastor Sheila Schuller Coleman, daughter of founder Robert H. Schuller, assures her flock, “lest you think that it’s too late for a miracle, I want to reassure you and remind you that it is not too late. There is still time for God to step in and rescue Crystal Cathedral Ministries.”
Bonus reading: Joseph Clarke’s “Infrastructure for Souls,” on the “parallel histories of the American megachurch [including the Crystal Cathedral] and the corporate-organizational complex.”
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