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Greek Life

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By Sam Sifton Verified
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Before we get to that, though, I’m going to turn to my friend and colleague A.O. Scott, a critic at large for the Book Review who was our longtime movie critic. I asked him to help us understand the place of Homer’s epic “Odyssey” in our cultural lives right now, as Christopher Nolan’s filmed version of the tale arrives in theaters.
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Teddy’s Place

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By Sam Sifton Verified
| The New York Times Verified
There’s more news below. First, though, let’s go west. Image Image The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.Credit...Will Warasila for The New York Times Teddy’s place I was out in the North Dakota Badlands recently, bird-dogging for our architecture critic, Michael Kimmelman, as he took in the spectacular new $450 million Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, population 160. The library’s not a library, really. Roosevelt’s papers are scattered all over the country.
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Fatal Encounters

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By Sam Sifton Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Good morning. President Trump returned to the combative posture toward Iran that he displayed at the war’s start, threatening yesterday to attack civilian infrastructure and refusing to rule out a ground invasion. There’s more news below. But I’m going to start today with the deadly business of federal immigration enforcement.
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