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Today in The Atlantic, Hilary Levey Friedman writes about the gendered notions that influence parents’ choice of after-school activities for their girls. If you’ve ever wondered about how your daughter’s extracurriculars can shape her path later in life, take a look at the study. The article is adapted from Friedman’s new book, Playing to Win: Raising [more...]  Guest Post by Mary D. Garrard Renaissance art is a much-celebrated subject and its heroes loom large, as the numerous biographies and histories of the ‘masters’ Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Titian attest. Art history textbooks continue to venerate the achievements of the major artists, whose ranks have been only slightly expanded to include a few [more...] |
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