Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Smarty Pants Podcast
Letter From Underwater
Facing rising sea levels on our own shores
Stephanie Bastek
Cover Story
In the Labyrinth of #MeToo
Addressing sexual aggression and power in contemporary society also means questioning what the feminist movement has really been about
Sandra M. Gilbert
Book Reviews
“I Figured What the Hell”
A pugnacious reporter looks back on his legendary career
Graeme Wood
Works in Progress
The Times They Are a-Changin’
In the music industry, pushing for gender equality is key
Katy Kelleher
Book Reviews
Monstrous Achievement
Two hundred years on, a writer’s cautionary tale still captivates
Valerie Martin
The Daily Scholar
View from Rue Saint-Georges Wednesdays
An American in Paris
Fathers and Sons
Shaping up for the big event
Thomas Chatterton Williams
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Dive into the Daily Scholar archives
WISE TO THE WORDS
Current Issue
Cover Story
In the Labyrinth of #MeToo
Addressing sexual aggression and power in contemporary society also means questioning what the feminist movement has really been about
Sandra M. Gilbert
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Working for Bobby
Fifty years ago, I campaigned for RFK for president, and was nearby when the dream died with him
Steven L. Isenberg
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Concerto in Beans and Rice
Jazz maestro Paquito D’Rivera turns 70 this year, with a major collaboration with Yo-Yo Ma in the works
David Grogan
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E-newsletter
THIS WEEK’S ARCHIVE PICK
Father’s Day
By Stephen Goodwin
Each year, Father’s Day rolls around with another opportunity to celebrate our dads, fire up the grill, and buy another hackneyed greeting card. But what if one of the best things your dad taught you was how not to be like him? Stephen Goodwin undermines the familiar story in this essay from our Summer 2013 issue.
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Online Essays
Works you won’t find in print, from the likes of Harold Holzer, Wendy Smith, and Neil Shea
The Beautiful Race
By Colin O’Brien
Colin O’Brien’s exploration of Italy’s greatest cycling event
