Por: The Boston Globe Life July 20, 2023
Certain sections of the written score for George Crumb’s 1970 piece “Black Angels” are more reminiscent of a maze or an evidence board than a traditional piece of sheet music. Written for amplified string quartet as a response to the then-ongoing Vietnam War, the first two pages are entirely taken up with detailed performance directions, lists of auxiliary percussion instruments and sound-making equipment assigned to each player such as... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Business July 17, 2023
After graduating from college, Augie Kennady was saddled with nearly $90,000 in student loan debt. If he stuck to his loan servicer's payment plan, he'd be shelling out the equivalent of a high car payment every month for 25 years. But after joining educational... + más
5 Reasons Why Building Your Personal Brand Will Land Your Next Job | Forbes
Do you need life insurance if you have savings? | CBS News
Los Angeles Times USA Entertainment May 09, 2023
Scorching temperatures are expected this summer. Luckily, L.A. has no shortage of cool, air-conditioned museums, music halls and theaters. There’s a veritable slew of exciting cultural happenings on the horizon this summer. See pop artist Keith Haring’s first-ever museum... + más
'Frustration' fuels Broncos' sideline blowup in loss | ESPN
Did Martha Washington really name a cat after Alexander Hamilton? | The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe USA Life January 22, 2023
Saturday marked the third time Compagnie Hervé Koubi has presented “Ce qui le jour doit à la nuit” (“What the Day Owes to the Night”) in Boston. This intriguingly titled piece was the program when Global Arts Live gave the company its Boston debut at the Institute of... + más
French choreographer Hervé Koubi kicks off Global Arts Live’s Winter Dance Fest Saturday | The Boston Globe
France Returned 24 Skulls to Algeria. They Weren’t What They Seemed. | The New York Times
MarketWatch USA Business November 26, 2022
“As a leading player in crypto, we understand that we have a responsibility to lead the charge when it comes to protecting consumers and rebuilding the industry,” Binance said. It comes after Binance founder Changpeng Zhao told Bloomberg on Thursday that The company stressed... + más
Binance deploys $1 billion to keep crypto industry afloat after FTX collapse | CNBC
FTX Was Selling a False Religion | Slate
CBS News USA Business November 05, 2022
Victims of cybercrime shelled out a record $1.2 billion to have their data returned last year as ransomware attacks have grown in size and intensity, according to newly released federal data.The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN, that banks processed a... + más
U.S. banks processed roughly $1.2 billion in ransomware payments in 2021, according to federal report | CNBC
Ransomware attack delays patient care at hospitals across the U.S. | NBC News
The Advocate USA Entertainment October 23, 2022
Patrons fill the sidewalk on the grounds of the State Capitol while visiting book fair vendors at a past Louisiana Book Festival. The Louisiana Book Festival will return on Saturday, Oct. 29, with more than 200 authors, along with activities for both kids and adults. STAFF... + más
David Armand will be honored with 23rd Louisiana Writer Award at annual book fest Oct. 29 | The Advocate
A Weekend Of Fashion, Music, Wine, And Culture At The Raimat Arts Festival | Forbes
Los Angeles Times USA Entertainment October 21, 2022
Omar ibn Said, a Muslim scholar from Senegal, wrote an autobiography in 1831 about how he was captured and sold into slavery for decades in the Carolinas. His memoir, written in Arabic, brims with quotations from the Quran; his “Christian” owners stood over his shoulder as... + más
With new headstone, Marblehead won’t let enslaved woman be forgotten | The Boston Globe
Carlos Simon readies his ‘Requiem for the Enslaved’ for live premiere | The Boston Globe
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