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June 2007

The Mindful Museum

June 12, 2007April 15, 2020 - by Adam Gopnik

Museums were once mausoleums of the past, but the museum of the future will help us understand our place in the vast expanse of time

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May 2007 / World

The Sopranos of Gaza City

May 12, 2007July 5, 2017 - by Mitchell Prothero

The outlaw Daghmash family seek revenge against Hamas

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Arts & Culture / May 2007

Alienated Cosmopolitans

May 12, 2007October 16, 2019 - by Mark A. Cheetham

Can we be world citizens yet still retain a sense of place? NMA Gold Medal: Portrait Photography

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Books / May 2007

City Limits

May 12, 2007September 6, 2017 - by Alex Mazer

Is it time to rethink our view of Jane Jacobs as a visionary?

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May 2007 / Poetry

Design

May 12, 2007July 6, 2017 - by Katie Peterson

The swarm came as puckers in smooth song, the swarm from your father’s heart, that is to say, not directly from his heart, but from his ability, his responsibility which …

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May 2007

A Pianist in Rwanda

May 12, 2007April 15, 2020 - by Deborah Kirshner

A University of British Columbia music professor brings the Western classical canon to Kigali

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May 2007

The Hamas Dilemma

May 12, 2007October 16, 2019 - by Richard A. Johnson

With all eyes focused on Palestine, will the Islamic Resistance Movement choose violence and ideology or pragmatic rule?

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May 2007 / Media

The Last Laugh

May 12, 2007September 9, 2021 - by Rebecca Addelman

Why Canadian satire can’t measure up to Stewart and Colbert

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May 2007 / Society

The Fix

May 12, 2007October 16, 2019 - by Dennis Duffy

An almost-true story about our money

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Arts & Culture / May 2007

Wild Chamber

May 12, 2007October 17, 2019 - by Roger Ballen

Roger Ballen on making chaos coherent

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