Arts & Humanities
Nov–Dec/11
A homebody with a hitchhiker’s heart, Bonnie Jo Campbell writes stories that cover a lot of ground.
Nov–Dec/11
Nov–Dec/11
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Historian Fred Donner offers a new reading of an old story.
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A 90-year project chronicling the ancient Akkadian language culminates in the 21st volume of the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary.
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The art of Soviet-era children’s literature shifted from experimental and avant-garde to a realistic, government-mandated style under Stalin.
Sept–Oct/11
Before her daughter arrived, a baby photo from the orphanage was the only thing the author had.
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Sept–Oct/11
A look back at a more civil discourse, on a University-broadcast radio forerunner to Sunday morning talk shows.
Sept–Oct/11
Theaster Gates hopes to transform a neighborhood through art.