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Critical thinking | Difficult issues: March/April 2022

Glenn Adamson May 23, 2022 Exhibitions, Magazine

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

ctdiFUTUREmarch/april 2022Smithsonian Arts and Industries

Critical thinking | Difficult issues: No Laughing Matter

Glenn Adamson February 21, 2022 Magazine

Humor and chamberpots in this edition of Critical thinking | Difficult issues.

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Critical thinking difficult issues: May/June 2021

Glenn Adamson June 21, 2021 Art, Magazine, Opinion

Legacies of the New Deal

ctdiholger cahillMay/June 2021New Dealworks progress administration

Five Leaves Left

Glenn Adamson March 12, 2019 Opinion

It’s not often you get to celebrate the 150th anniversary of a twig. Yet that is exactly the opportunity that presented itself this past October 13. On that date, back in the year 1868, Sophia Thoreau leaned over a sprig of five shagbark hickory leaves and inscribed them, in indelible ink, with some lines from a poem by her brother Henry.

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