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Magazine Article Executive Function Special: An Interview with Phoebe Stein Meet the president of the Federation of State Humanities Councils Laura Wolff Scanlan
Magazine Article Ghost Ranch and the Faraway Nearby A meeting with Ansel Adams sealed a photographer's future Laura Wolff Scanlan
Magazine Article Reverberations of the Fourth of July Revisiting Frederick Douglass's landmark anti-slavery speech of July 5, 1852 Laura Wolff Scanlan
Magazine Article Minnesota Originals The Twin Cities host a six-mile-long art gallery. Laura Wolff Scanlan
Magazine Article Comics and the Classical Tradition Comics are taken seriously in Washington state. Laura Wolff Scanlan
Magazine Article Schools for the South South Carolina remembers the era of Rosenwald schools. Laura Wolff Scanlan
Magazine Article The Gorey Details Goreyphiles flock to Hawai'i for an exhibit of his dark-humored work. Laura Wolff Scanlan
