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Upcoming Culinary Lectures and Tastings

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Honey, I Shrunk the Watermelon!

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Frivolous Food Lawsuits

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Ice Creams for the Savory-Toothed

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Foodjects: Art on the Table

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The Immeasurable Value of a Small-Town Baguette

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Changing Political Palates

Girls, Barbies, Harlem, 1970.

Harlem Transformed: the Photos of Camilo José Vergara

For decades, the photographer has documented the physical and cultural changes in Harlem and other American urban communities

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What’s in Your Fridge?

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From the Castle: Lincoln Login

The Smithsonian Connections project gives Lincoln learners the opportunity for interaction with curators, historians and scholars

Walead Beshty's Six Color Curl, 2008.

What’s Up

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Letters

Readers Respond to the April Issue

"Amanda McKittrick Ros, who died in 1939, abused the English language in three novels and dozens of poems."

Words to Remember

Amanda McKittrick Ros predicted she would achieve lasting fame as a novelist. Unfortunately, she did

Baseball at Night by Russian-born Morris Kantor depicts a dusty contest in West Nyack, New York, that might induce nostalgia in some viewers today.

1934: The Art of the New Deal

An exhibition of Depression-era paintings by federally-funded artists provides a hopeful view of life during economic travails

Amy Adams stands next to the Lockheed Vega 5B which was flown by Amelia Earhart on two history-making flights in 1932.

Q and A: Amy Adams

The actress discusses her role as aviatrix Amelia Earhart, filming at the Smithsonian and the magic of museums

The Wright brothers inaugurated the aerial age with the world's first successful flights of a powered heavier-than-air flying machine.

Bringing the Wright Flyer to Life

In a movie first, curators and filmmakers collaborated to animate artifacts for Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian

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Downsizing Livestock with Mini-Cattle

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Asparagus Fries

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Kicking off CSA Season

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Yogurt Pioneer Dies at 103

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