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Music, Music Review Mar 1, 2021
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Chicago rapper Sol Patches makes daring choices feel welcoming on Vivid Image
- By Leor Galil
- Tags: Music Review, Sol Patches, Vivid Image, Sol y Chaski, rap, New York University, synths, gender abolition, Recommended

Music, Music Feature Nov 5, 2020
Disharmony at the Old Town School

The new teachers’ union fears the administration is treating them like commodities, not inspirations.
- By Mark Guarino
- Tags: Music Feature, Old Town School of Folk Music, Old Town School, Bau Graves, union, contract, Illinois Federation of Teachers, Lincoln Park, Lincoln Square, Armitage, Robert Bruno, Labor Education Program, University of Illinois at Chicago, Jim Newcomb, Dave Zibell, National Labor Relations Board, Boeing, C.J. Hawking, Arise Chicago, Dona Benkert, Chris Walz, Richard Beasley Maloney, New York University, Renee Nanzer, Lindsay Weinberg, Mike Warner, Franczek, Ernest Dawkins

News & Politics, Feature Dec 10, 2018
The problem with the “public health” approach to ideological violence

The Countering Violent Extremism program is meant to stop terrorism and hate crimes before they happen, but critics say it’s yet another excuse to spy on Muslims.
- By Maya Dukmasova
- Tags: Feature, News, Countering Violent Extremism, CVE, national security, counterterrorism, surveillance, Muslims, Islam, profiling, racial profiling, terrorism, extremism, ideological violence, Arab American Action Network, Muhammad Sankari, Barack Obama, Obama administration, Donald Trump, Trump administration, Patriot Act, 9/11, September 11, ACLU, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, FBI, COINTELPRO, Operation Vulgar Betrayal, Katharine Gorka, Islamophobia, Life After Hate, white supremacy, white supremacists, Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, ICJIA, Junaid Afeef, Targeted Violence Prevention Program, Nicole Nguyen, UIC, Stevan Weine, Brennan Center for Justice, New York University, Bridge Initiative, Georgetown University, Kristin Sekerci, public health, George W. Bush

Blogs, Bleader Aug 4, 2017
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IPRA reopens investigation into 2014 fatal police shooting of a 19-year-old, and other Chicago news

Also, J.B. Pritzker's health-care plan involves letting anyone buy into Medicaid.
- By Kate Shepherd
- Tags: News, Did You Read __________?, Chicago, Illinois, Independent Police Review Authority, police-involved shootings, Roshad McIntosh, Election 2018, J.B. Pritzker, Ameya Pawar, Daniel Biss, Medicaid, Lori Lightfoot, Rahm Emanuel, Chicago Police Department, Department of Justice, Northwestern University, DePaul University, New York University, gun violence, Wyndham Lathem, Andrew Warren, Trenton Cornell-Duranleau, Lollapalooza, Video

Film, Movie Review Apr 26, 2017
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Israeli filmmaker Joseph Cedar comes to New York City to make a movie divorced of time and place

Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer has the moral dimensions of a Jewish folktale.
- By J.R. Jones
- Tags: Movie Review, Joseph Cedar, New York University, Beaufort movie, Footnote movie, Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer, Michael Sheen, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Steve Buscemi, Richard Gere, Dan Stevens, Lior Ashkenazi, Jun Miyake, Israeli cinema, movies, Recommended, Video

Arts & Culture, Art Review Sep 29, 2016
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Tseng Kwong Chi, downtown New York’s photographic ambassador

The Block Museum hosts a retrospective of one of the most overlooked artists of a vibrant era.
- By Tal Rosenberg
- Tags: Art Review, Tseng Kwong Chi, Tseng Kwong Chi: Performing for the Camera, Mao, Keith Haring, Chrysler Museum, Grey Art Gallery, New York University, Northwestern University, Block Museum of Art, Charlotte Moorman, A Feast of Astonishments, New York City, Downtown Manhattan, AIDS, HIV, Club 57, Mudd Club, Kenny Scharf, Dan Friedman, Andy Warhol, Metropolitan Museum of Art, China, Your Program of Programs, Kestutis Nakas, East Meets West, The Expeditionary Series, Recommended

Film, Movie Review Nov 12, 2014
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Burroughs lays bare the notorious author of Naked Lunch

This 1983 documentary gets Burroughs right between the eyes.
- By J.R. Jones
- Tags: Movie Review, Howard Brookner, Burroughs: The Movie, William S. Burroughs, the Beats, Beat, Naked Lunch, On the Road, Kill Your Darlings, William S. Burroughs: A Man Within, The Beat Hotel, Jim Jarmusch, New York University, Allen Ginsberg, Patti Smith, Terry Southern, Ted Morgan, Literary Outlaw, Saint Louis, Central West End, Joan Vollmer, Recommended

Arts & Culture, Art Review Mar 15, 2013
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"Rising Up": Hale Woodruff's murals on a northern tour

Six paintings by the Harlem Renaissance artist leave the south for the first time since their installation—over half a century ago.
- By Janet Potter
- Tags: Art Review, Talladega College, Harlem Renaissance, Hale Aspacio Woodruff, Amistad, Underground Railroad, Diego Rivera, cubism, France, Atlanta University, Cairo Illinois, Works Progress Administration, Spelman College, Clark University, New York University, High Museum of Art, Savery Library, Chicago Cultural Center, Recommended

Blogs, Bleader Feb 25, 2013
Pseudoscience in the New York Times

Fanciful scientific claims fire up neurons in the corpus credulous, which controls e-mailing.
- By Steve Bogira
- Tags: Science, Media, News, Malcolm Gladwell, Blink, New York University, New York Times, goal-priming, Sally L. Satel, Yale School of Medicine, Sunday Review, Gray Matter, Lance Hosey, brain, motor cerebellum, Los Angeles Times, Caltech, BodyOdd, golden rectangle, iPod, Krishna, fractals, sequester

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Chicago rapper Sol Patches makes daring choices feel welcoming on Vivid Image

Disharmony at the Old Town School

The new teachers’ union fears the administration is treating them like commodities, not inspirations.

The problem with the “public health” approach to ideological violence

The Countering Violent Extremism program is meant to stop terrorism and hate crimes before they happen, but critics say it’s yet another excuse to spy on Muslims.

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IPRA reopens investigation into 2014 fatal police shooting of a 19-year-old, and other Chicago news

Also, J.B. Pritzker's health-care plan involves letting anyone buy into Medicaid.

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Israeli filmmaker Joseph Cedar comes to New York City to make a movie divorced of time and place

Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer has the moral dimensions of a Jewish folktale.

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Tseng Kwong Chi, downtown New York’s photographic ambassador

The Block Museum hosts a retrospective of one of the most overlooked artists of a vibrant era.

Recommended
Burroughs lays bare the notorious author of Naked Lunch

This 1983 documentary gets Burroughs right between the eyes.

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"Rising Up": Hale Woodruff's murals on a northern tour

Six paintings by the Harlem Renaissance artist leave the south for the first time since their installation—over half a century ago.

Pseudoscience in the New York Times

Fanciful scientific claims fire up neurons in the corpus credulous, which controls e-mailing.

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The new teachers’ union fears the administration is treating them like commodities, not inspirations.

The Countering Violent Extremism program is meant to stop terrorism and hate crimes before they happen, but critics say it’s yet another excuse to spy on Muslims.

Also, J.B. Pritzker's health-care plan involves letting anyone buy into Medicaid.

Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer has the moral dimensions of a Jewish folktale.

The Block Museum hosts a retrospective of one of the most overlooked artists of a vibrant era.

This 1983 documentary gets Burroughs right between the eyes.

Six paintings by the Harlem Renaissance artist leave the south for the first time since their installation—over half a century ago.

Fanciful scientific claims fire up neurons in the corpus credulous, which controls e-mailing.

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