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Reading is the bridge to knowledge’ is a familiar mantra in campaigns promoting a reading culture nationwide, underscoring ...

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Ferris cites the work of Canadian psychologist Albert Bandura and his theory of moral disengagement, which outlines eight mechanisms people use to neutralize discomfort and protect their sense of ...

Imagine a security guard protecting a vault. What if the thief is smarter than the guard? This is precisely the situation ...

The Haitian American painter discusses faith, the ancestors, diaspora pride and protecting Haiti’s memory through art — and ...

Jeff Koons discusses his show at New York’s Gagosian and how history, tchotchkes, and more and factor into his new porcelain ...