Nothing Like The Sun
Five bright angles on the future of solar energy.
Arts & Letters
Doctored By Details
"Pasternak remarked in late 1957, 'Everybody’s writing about it, but who in fact has read it?' This seems the crucial question never pursued. What would have happened if more people in power had actually read 'Doctor Zhivago'? Could much, if not all, of the persecution of Pasternak have been avoided? The question of whether or not the book, when read, stands up as a piece of anti-Soviet propaganda comes up a few times in the text, but never as anything more than a superficial thought."
Web Time
Five takes on the wonder that is the spider web.
Winston’s Rules
The UK's famous WWII Prime Minister was also a master commander of English prose and oratory.
Remembering the Rumble in the Jungle
When violent unrest broke out in Ferguson Aug.9 and several ensuing days after the police killing of a young unarmed black man, Gerald Early made the analogy to the 1964 Philadelphia race riot.
Michael Jackson’s Lonesome Highway
“Remember The Time” gives us peeks at the King of Pop through the lens of staff who worked closest with him, and thought the most of him.