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I'm critic, scholar, and podcaster Jonathan Lack, Ph.D. Scholar in Residence at CU Boulder. Links to podcasts and more at linktr.ee/jonathanrlack
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Fangio Frustrated By Jonathan Greenard's Lack Of Practice

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By Jonathan Lack
| The Run - 2016 Chicago Cubs
Ross Tucker on the 94 WIP Morning Show debates Nick Sirianni’s coaching effectiveness and listen to Vic Fangio’s blunt assessment of Jonathan Greenard's limited practice time.
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The Inner Worlds of Neon Genesis Evangelion

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By Jonathan Lack
| criterion.com
“When did it start? Since when did animation stop being interesting? That is, animation itself may have stopped being interesting, and I myself may have been unable to maintain interest in animation. Both may be true. Animation may be over.” Hideaki Anno wrote these words in 1993, just two years before he would definitively disprove them with the creation of his magnum opus, Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995–6).
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The Blogs: Israel-Diaspora Partnering for Shared Society

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By Jonathan Lack
| The Times of Israel Verified
Dining in Tira with a close friend and resident of this Arab city in central Israel, I expected hummus, kebab, and young men gathered around a television watching the Africa Cup. Instead, we ate at a crowded Italian restaurant, where a third of the patrons were Israeli Jews and most of the rest were Arab women dining independently, dressed as if they were going to a wedding. This may sound modest, given the scale of challenges facing Israel and the region.
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