Finest Museum on Route 66
There are several museums along Route 66, stretching from Chicago to Santa Monica, but my favourite is in Clinton, Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Route 66 Museum opened 23 Sept. 1995, and…
NEWS WITH A BITE
There are several museums along Route 66, stretching from Chicago to Santa Monica, but my favourite is in Clinton, Oklahoma. The Oklahoma Route 66 Museum opened 23 Sept. 1995, and…
April 17, 2027 will be a sad day for rare-car enthusiasts and those who cherish the ‘Mother Road of America’: Route 66. One of the finest collections of rare cars…
Who wrote the longest play to survive from antiquity? Answer: we don’t know! But we do know it is 1,996 lines long. In comparison, Shakespeare’s Hamlet is 4,024 lines. The…
Photo: Goldwater and LBJ in the White House, 1968 Former VP Mike Pence made it clear how he regards the legacy of President Lyndon Johnson. Speaking at the LBJ Presidential…
To continue my survey of the tearooms of Texas, I recently visited the McHugh Tea Room in Bellaire, just SW of downtown Houston. Founded by Kim McHugh in 2013, it…
Much more than a book about Roman theatre, this book represents a seismic shift in our understanding about the origin of Rome. For many if not most scholars, this new…
Playwright Theresa Rebeck has cooked up a delicious play. Seared is a main course of drama, with a side dish of comedy. Even though you will not be dining at…
Public Discontent & The Trap of a Technocrat. That is the subheadline in a 2025 article by Brian Connelly. “The technocrat’s trap,” he wrote, “refers to inherent issues of governing…
Photo: a marble bust of Cicero “The existence of a man of immense authority whose anger has political currency threatens the survival of the Republic.” No, this is not a…
This book by Dan Edelstein (Professor of French at Stanford Univ.) surveys the concept of what a revolution meant from ancient to recent times. A key finding he makes is…