Lorenzetti’s Allegory of Good Government—a fourteenth-century fresco in the Palazzo Pubblico in the city of Siena, Italy—is an endless source of inspiration for discussing politics, art, and philosophy of the early Italian Renaissance. Tangent to the traditional way of thinking… Read More ›
Picture this: an opera house. Darkness. People are fumbling with programs, lost in the thoughts of conversations that grow dim as the lights are switched off. The clock above the stage silently shifts to show 6:30. As if by magic,… Read More ›
Last week, Apple unveiled their new iPhones, to much hype and excitement. For the first time in history, the company announced two iPhones at once, the 5s, the successor to the 5, and the 5c, a new “budget-friendly” alternative to… Read More ›
ohsnewspaper.com 