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Memoir prompts reflection on sexism in technology
Having left New York City behind for San Francisco’s Silicon Valley, author Anna Weiner struggled to adapt to the casual, male-dominated startup scene. After a
Warmer weather calls for the comeback of spring fashion trends
As the snow finally melts and the sound of birds fill the air, spring is finally here. After a brutal winter, it’s finally time to
‘‘On Bourbon Street’’
On Bourbon Street The clouds shed tears Like wailing horns At a jazz funeral On Bourbon Street Liquor, love and laughter Flood the ground from
Concert series facilitates interfaith perspectives on life
Music facilitates interfaith dialogue in the Jay Phillips Center’s latest concert series, “Echoes of the Divine.” The two concerts in the series, the first of
Unexpected circumstances create fresh perspectives
It has never felt good when things don’t go your way. Why would it? You wanted something, an experience, feeling or object, but you couldn’t
Reviewers try their mothers’ favorite drinks during Johnnie Formal
Greetings to our loyal and most trusted readers of The Record’s Variety section. We hinted at this special review last week, and by golly do
Three unforgettable documentaries everyone should watch
I don’t often watch documentaries, but I should make more of a habit of it. Though I am no doubt passionate about comedy, action and
‘‘Wawa says…’’
Wawa says… To dance That’s what makes the movement So if there’s an opportunity, use it Wawa says… Your place is what you make it
Visiting author Robert Glick reads his latest release
In Robert Glick’s writing, zombies and anarchists mingle on the page amongst mermaids and Ms. Pacman. The Literary Art Institute (LAI) hosted Glick, its final
Torrential Irish rains dampen study abroad experience
Do you think raincoats are an under-appreciated phenomenon of the modern world? I certainly do. If you don’t, or if you have never once considered