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The main exhibition room at the Natural History Museum in London is cathedral-like, with Hope the blue whale suspended mid-air like a demigod. Filled with specimens collected by explorers, this remarkable place teaches us about the evolution of life on our planet.
There is a âgreat unlockingâ happening in this building, home to one of the worldâs largest natural history collections. Insects on pins and old minerals that have been sitting in mahogany display cases for hundreds of years are being re-examined, digitised and brought into the 21st century.
In the bowels of the museum â empty due to Covid-19 â scientists are working to protect the planet for the future, as well as preserving its past.
Robert Hollander, preeminent scholar of Dante, ‘pioneer’ of the digital humanities and Princeton alumnus, dies at 87
Julie Clack, Office of Communications
May 13, 2021 2:19 p.m.
Robert Hollander, professor of European literature, and French and Italian, emeritus, and renowned scholar of Dante, died peacefully of natural causes at his family’s home in Pau uilo, Hawaii on April 20. He was 87.
Robert Hollander
Robert Matthews, Office of Communications
Hollander joined Princeton’s faculty in 1962 and transferred to emeritus status in 2003. His teaching and research centered on medieval Italian literature, with a focus on the work of Dante Alighieri and Giovanni Boccaccio.
“Professor Hollander was a central figure in the Department of French and Italian for 40 years,” said Tom Trezise, professor of French and Italian and department chair. “His substantial publications and related professional activity ensured a very prominent place for Princeton on the in
4/14/2021
Portsmouth residents sound off on their own experiences
FOSTER – Wind turbines appear headed for a townwide ban in Foster after the Planning Board voted 5-1 to change the green energy ordinance to no longer allow the alternate energy sources in town last Wednesday.
The change in the ordinance will go before the Town Council for final approval and public discussion, said Planning Board Chairman Anthony Renzi.
Members of the board, including Renzi, Helen Hardy, Warren Ducharme, Hillary Downes-Fortune and George Sackal voted to prohibit the turbines, while Michael Carpenter voted against the ban.
Assistant Solicitor Joanna Achilles warned that a complete ban may be too restrictive and leave the town open to possible lawsuits from residents wishing to pursue their right to do what they wish with their land. If a person wins a lawsuit over a wind turbine in Foster, she said, it will leave Foster open for whatever a developer wants.
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