January 2007
Hamilton capitulates
On the demise (for now) of the Alexander Hamilton Center at Hamilton College.
On the demise (for now) of the Alexander Hamilton Center at Hamilton College.
A minor error reported.
An introduction to our symposium on the nation state.
On the interplay between militant Islam and the Western nation.
On the changing relationship between the Left and the nation state.
On the looming perils to the nation state.
On whether Ezra Pound will stand the tests of time.
A reflection on the early joys of the written word.
On The Voysey Inheritance, Regrets Only, Vertical Hour, Company, and The Little Dog Laughed.
On “Spanish Painting from El Greco to Picasso” and “Picasso and American Art.”
On “Velázquez” at the National Gallery, London.
On “Sanctuary Revealed: Restoration of an Architectural Icon” at the Herbert and Eileen Bernard Museum of Judaica; “Responses to Solitude” at the Terrence Cooke Building & “Biblical Art in a Secular Century” at the Museum of Biblical Art.
On the Metropolitan Opera’s Barber of Seville, Don Carlo, and Madama Butterfly, the Miro Quartet at Alice Tully Hall, and a concert of Salzburg Festival participants at the Morgan Library.
On the media’s idea of “reality,” and of the President’s grasp thereof.
On the late travel writer Eric Newby.
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