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Recommended — Links to the poems: "Storm Beach" and "For You." * See "The Space of Horizons" and A Search for Crombie.
The previous post mentions an Amos Oz novel, A Tale of Love and Darkness (Sipour Al Ahava Vehoshekh, סיפור על אהבה וחושך), apparently first published in Hebrew in 2002….
This year's Class Day speaker at Harvard will be Natalie Portman. Related material: See also the link to Preoccupied from Sunday— "The Cardinal seemed a little preoccupied today."
For "Blacklist" fans — See also Mimsy.
"… they didn't really know what was good and was not good…." — The late Bernard Stollman, who reportedly died at 85 on Monday, April 20, 2015 "And…
(A sequel to yesterday's ART WARS and this morning's De Colores ) “Perhaps the philosophically most relevant feature of modern science is the emergence of abstract symbolic structures…
See orange, black, green at The Daily Princetonian and in this journal.
The previous post mentioned a new mobile, "Triangle Constellation," commissioned for the Harvard Art Museums. Related material (click to enlarge) — The above review is of an exhibition by the…
G. H. Hardy in A Mathematician's Apology — What ‘purely aesthetic’ qualities can we distinguish in such theorems as Euclid’s or Pythagoras’s? I will not risk more than a…
A companion-piece to Sunday's Sermon for the Cruelest Month — Click the above paragraph for further details.