How Bryson DeChambeau Is Disrupting Golf
With his muscular form and unusual behavior, the young player is bringing some excitement to a typically staid sport.
Culture
Return to Middle-earth
A new, expertly edited collection of J. R. R. Tolkien’s writing on his elaborate mythology reminds us of its greatness.
How COVID Has Challenged Judaism
The pandemic has meant virtual bar and bat mitzvahs and canceled Birthright trips, leading younger Jews especially to drift from the faith.
Who’s That Living in the Dollhouse?
Patricia Clapp’s King of the Dollhouse is a simple, lovely book that speaks to the secret wish of many a little girl.
What Proponents of Bodily Autonomy Miss
The gratification of our desires must end where the commodification of human beings begins.
CVS Health Training Asks Employees to Make a ‘Personal Commitment Plan’ to ‘Mitigate Bias’
‘Understanding your privileges and how to leverage them so we can support others is a key component in being an active ally,’ CVS employees were told on an online call.
ASU Students Harassed at Multicultural Center over Being White, Supporting Police
Video of the incident purports to show minority students attempting to force two white male students to leave a common study area.
Why David Lynch Failed to Capture the Greatness of Dune
Despite its flaws, David Lynch’s Dune is fittingly weird in parts but overall fails to fully capture the greatness — and weirdness — of the book.
A Tale of Two Spaceflights
It’s SpaceX vs. Boeing, and so far, the private sector is outpacing the government-backed aerospace behemoth.
Olana and Grant Cottage: New York State’s Park Department Treasures
Public/private partnerships make historic sites stronger.