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HISTORY
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Huntington may have first
dibs on Walt Whitman, but for Long Island poetry, Bridgehampton
is fast becoming the it place when it comes
to Emily Dickinson.
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MUSIC
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Written almost
200 years ago, "Frankenstein" is a story of
a man obsessed with creating artificial life. Yet some
basic themes of Mary Shelley's novel eerily echo today's
discussions on fetal tissue research, artificial intelligence,
life-extension, and human cloning.
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LITERATURE
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Steven Salzman: Facebook
Formatted (and other works) is on view in the Contemporary
Collectors Gallery at the Nassau County Museum of Art
through July 8, 2012.
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Journal, here's what you're
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