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… South Sudan, a conflict in which over two million people died and four million more had been displaced, and the … now passable. The peace had also led to a growing number of commercial flights between Juba and regional cities, and I … number of operational water sources in South Sudan about 4,264. Our Ministry of Roads and Transport has de-mined and …

… health, and who was until 1935 executive to the National Committee on Maternal Health, acted as attorney-in-fact for … Ellis in the negotiations for the second publication of “Studies in the Psychology of Sex” in this country. The … make them in an uneven way. But they were made at intervals of years, so may well be uneven. . . . My method of …

… can, without making a single conceptual effort, shift completely from esthetic to moral grounds. Given the … art. Thus book reviews, quarterlies, and academic journals abound with reflexive references to serious art, serious … to humor. The antithesis of the serious response, it embodies two attitudes: the patronizing attitude, which holds …

… 1864 campaign in Virginia between Grant and Lee follows studies of the Battles of the Wilderness and Spotsylvania. Like … about which comparatively little has been written. As Rhea points out, “Few historians have explored this phase of … the artist drew when drafting his autobiography in 1825—1826.Not only have the editors accurately transcribed a …

… shuffle when my parents divorced and left the house on East 26th Street. Entering the Gallery you take the right-hand … Ruth in a newsreel, about to take the pitcher “downtown,” points to the spot in left where he will do this. Abbott and … “Staten’s” Island. His neighbors, longtime fans, lived and died with the ball-club, and he remembered one of them, a …