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Everyone deserves to be seen with eyes of love.

ENC News 28 Nov 2017

Brian Peterson didn’t know what he had in common with Matt Faris when he went out of his way to meet his Santa Ana, Calif., neighbour. Every day, Petersonwould pass...

John Locke: The Man Who So Impressively Embodied the English Spirit

ENC News 28 Nov 2017

His celebrated essay, available to its first readers in December 1689, though formally dated 1690, is still of great interest today. It is an examination of the nature of the...

A genuine starin the classical music world: Dmitri Hvorostovsky

ENC News 28 Nov 2017

The Russian baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky has died aged 55. The news was announced on his Facebook page: “On behalf of the Hvorostovsky family, it is with heavy hearts that we...

The clothing rental business: perspectives and problems.

ENC News 28 Nov 2017

Rent the Runway has vast ambitions for the fashion rental service. In the beginning, the company offered shoppers clothing choices they couldn’t afford to buy, enabling everyday Americans to sprinkle some...

Winners of the 15th Annual Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards Announced at Gala

ENC News 21 Nov 2017

Riverside, CA – Winners were announced at the 15th Annual Spirit of the Entrepreneur Awards, presented by the Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE) at California State University, San Bernardino on November...

Legoland and beyond: a laid-back family break in Denmark

ENC News 20 Nov 2017

If you asked your child to devise the perfect holiday, what would it look like? Lots of pool time? A chance to play all day?Animal attractions?There are plenty of places...

I crave silence but loud music blares from all over the house

ENC News 20 Nov 2017

My four adult children all have different musical tastes. I know this because they still live at home and play music loudly and constantly, so that, as I progress through...

Helping Refugees Is The Test Of Our Times, David Miliband Says

ENC News 20 Nov 2017

David Miliband, head of the International Rescue Committee, about his new book,” Rescue: Refugees and the Political Crisis of Our Time”.The world refugee crisis is enormous and critical but not overwhelming,...

Chekhov’s revolution: the Russian master still speaks to a world in flux

ENC News 20 Nov 2017

It’s over a decade since Katie Mitchell’s groundbreaking production of Martin Crimp’s version of The Seagull at the National Theatre. At the time, the production was vilified by some for...

No one ever smiles in Cézanne’s Portraits.

ENC News 20 Nov 2017

Refinement? Forget it. Beauty?Unlikely.Flattery?Impossible. Cézanne simply wasn’t that sort of a painter. For him portraiture was a testing ground, a laboratory, a way of learning his trade. What kind of...

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