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Can a Jesuit education help bridge the partisan divide?
The author of The Shakespeare Requirement comes to DC on Fri., Aug. 17th, at 7PM.
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
On sifting fact from fiction with Bonnie and Clyde.
A searing reading list for devastating times
The author of Five for Freedom comes to Frederick, MD, on Tues., Aug. 14th, at 7PM.
After a friend is murdered, the author glares at her novel-in-progress and thinks, “What’s the point?”
The former education secretary and author of How Schools Work comes to DC on Sun., Aug. 12th, at 5PM.
