November 2005
Earth to Stockholm . . .
On the latest Nobel Prize embarrassment.
On the latest Nobel Prize embarrassment.
A look back at the Olin Foundation’s contributions to America.
National Review turns fifty.
On an annotated edition of Conan Doyle’s “Holmes” novels.
On the proven and unproven claims of science and faith.
On Max Egremont’s biography of the war poet.
Stephen Schwartz on the nature of the real Anthony Blunt.
A new poem.
A look back at fifty years of National Review.
On a recent production of Dawn Powell’s play Walking Down Broadway.
On “The Legacy of Homer: Four Centuries of Art from the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris,” at the Dahesh Museum of Art, New York & the Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton.
On “Oscar Bluemner: A Passion for Color” at the Whitney Museum of American Art; “Theme & Variation: Twentieth-Century Master Prints” at Hirschl & Adler Galleries; “Salute to the 130th Anniversary of the Art Students League” at Joan T. Washburn Gallery & “Tim Bavington: Recent Paintings” at Jack Shainman Gallery.
On the latest New York musical events.
Reflections on media Manicheanism.
Max Watman on contemporary fiction.
On the life and work of a great teacher and TNC contributor.
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