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I recently found two columns about books, the first amusing, the other a little troubling. The troubling one was about “trigger warnings,” notes of caution affixed to college reading lists or courses. The premise is that people who have been subjected to certain traumatic experiences should get a formal heads-up that a given book contains […]
The Suffolk County Historical Society is one step closer toward giving its East Wing Gallery a makeover. Last week, the Riverhead organization announced it received a $50,000 gift from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation to restore the 1950s gallery to its “original grandeur,” executive director Kathy Curran said. “It’s really a spectacular space,” Ms. […]