Maybe you already have a subscription but only consistently glance at the cartoons? Or perhaps you yearn for in-depth reporting, written well without the prefab soundbites of TV news? Or you might just like to “meet up” with interesting individuals to talk about current events and upcoming museum exhibits worth a look while in the comfort of your own home. If so, stop by the library and pick up a copy today. The list of the articles to be discussed is below and the magazine is on us. Register here!

Selected readings from the April 26 & May 3 issue:

• Page 28: Our Local Correspondents: "Scooter City" by John Seabrook
• Page 56: Profiles: "Make Me an Offer" by Connie Bruck
• Page 61: Poem: "In the Presence of Sunlight" by José Antonio Rodríguez
• Page 72: Poem: "The Way Things Were Up Until Now"
• Page 80: The Critics: Books: Margaret Talbot on the pioneers of home economics
• Page 84: The Critics: Books: Pankaj Mishra on how Edward Said became an icon

Online programs hosted by the library will be provided via Zoom. Visit their website here to find the appropriate download instructions and download link for your device. Registration for all programs is required. Participants who register for any program will receive an email with the link to join.