Katrina Decade Michael Morley as well as FDR's own

as well as FDR's own political networks developed during his early career as a financial speculator and bond dealer

variants and extensions

establishing its rightful place alongside copies of The Iliad and The Odyssey on the desks of students

renowned obstetrician Michel Odent takes the question Do we need midwives

The poems it brings together are fascinated by a universe whose meaning flickers dimly across the walls of our experience

Katrina Decade Michael Morley as well as FDR's ownIn the ten years since Hurricane Katrinas storm surge overwhelmed New Orleanss levee system, the catastrophe has lived in the public imagination as a parade of dramatic images. Often overlooked are smaller, more gradual changes. For years, David G. Spielman has documented these inconspicuous changes, in haunting images whose simplicity evokes the work of the Farm Security Administration photographers Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, and Gordon Parks.