The current circumstances in North Carolina—a tableau of states’-rights populism, an embattled minority seeking equality, a conflict over who is allowed to use public facilities, and a Southern governor committed to resisting federal executive authority—warrant a reversal of a familiar adage: everything new is old again. In March, Governor Pat McCrory signed a bill, known as HB2, that requires people in North Carolina to use the public rest room that corresponds to the sex indicated on their birth certificate. Читать дальше...
“Once a Cop: My Journey from Former Crack Dealer to the Highest Ranks of the NYPD” should have had a happy ending.
I’ve always loved shortbread and enjoy the extra flavor of this lemony version. The dough is well “suited” for cutting out cookies in heart, spade, diamond and club shapes as late-night treats for card players. View the recipe at TasteofHome.com >>
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Michelle Grabner’s untitled round, black painting covered with circles made from hundreds of tiny marks is one of the most impressive pieces in “It Was Never Linear: Recent Painting,” the invitational exhibition now on view at the Sheldon Museum of…
"Girls on Fire" by Robin Wasserman, Harper, 368 pages, $25.99
Lincoln Journal staffers offer five entertainment options for the week ahead.
People can offer their opinions about proposed boundary changes intended to ease overcrowding at North Star High School beginning June 7.
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Humanities Nebraska is seeking nominations for the 2016 Sower Award in the Humanities, which will recognize an individual who has made a significant contribution to public understanding of the humanities in Nebraska.
