In Memory Of
It always takes long to come to what you have to say, you have to sweep this stretch of land up around your feet and point to the signs, pleat …
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Docs in the House
Why documentary film is finally burning up the big screen
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The Life Quixotic
Cervantes’ man of la Mancha rides again
Read MoreRoyal Cock-up
Charles and Camilla are choosing personal gratification over the survival of a 1,000-year-old monarchy
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The Forest’s Edge
As a youth, the trees sustained me. I wonder now, have they been betrayed ?
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Good Guys, Bad Guys, and Little Guys
A father ponders the moral architecture of children on a trip to Sherwood Forest
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A Picture By Brueghel: Landscape With Icarus Falling
Brueghel was right— everyone sees nothing at least once in the life of a tragedy. To the left, in the painting, a tenant farmer walks behind a horse— four centuries …
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Israel on the Brink
As the deadline looms for settlers to leave the settlement of Gush Katif,
will Sharon’s Disengagement Plan divide the country against itself?
Confusing, Vexing, And Beautiful
David Byrne turns the deadly sins on their head to say something new about the world
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Ignatieff’s Challenge
Paul Martin once had a vision for Canada’s role in the world. Does he still?
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