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A Literary Mecca’s Legacy
For one evening last month, Greenwish Village’s Caffe Reggio changed its historic image.
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Life in Plastic, It’s Fantastic
The Blythe doll was only alive for one year. First debuted in 1972, the doll featured huge eyes that changed colors when a string…
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Dragon Ball Z and Buddhism: Connecting Two Cultures with One Book
The first words that come to mind when describing Dragon Ball Z may be cartoon, anime or a television show for young nerdy boys. But…
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Stephen Lang and Parsons Graduates Team Up on Historical Short Film
Twin brothers Adrian and Alexander Smith have enjoyed learning about the history of the Civil War since they were children. The Smith brothers were history majors…
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Public Art Talks Features Prominent Brazilian Artist Iran do Espiríto Santo
Art aficionados, young and old, poured into the Tishman Auditorium at the New School on September 11 to attend a talk entitled “Square Pegs,…
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Lang Professor’s New Book Examines the Biblical Trials of Job
In his new book, “The Book of Job: A Biography,” Mark Larrimore, associate professor and director of the religious studies program at Eugene Lang College,…
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