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Ex-pupil defends Obama aide over controversial advice in 1988

A former student of an Obama Administration official is coming to his defense, as critics seek to use a 20-year-old incident to call for the official's resignation.

Doors close as funding for the arts plummets

For nearly 60 years, the Baltimore Opera Company was a staple of the arts scene in its region. It staged world-class performances, often drew large crowds, and survived repeated downturns in the economy.

Jane Alexander: Jindal's wrong on arts funding

For actress Jane Alexander, the criticism of a $50 million boost in funding for the National Endowment for the Arts is a sequel.

Herbie Hancock rides on the 'River'

Herbie Hancock has been here before.

CNNMoney: Endangered: the American reader

Americans do not read like they used to. On Thursday, the National Endowment for the Arts reported that book reading has dropped sharply in the United States during the past 10 years.

Money Magazine: Here are your thoughts on budget cuts YOU WANT LESS PORK -- AND HALF OF YOU WOULD CUT SOCIAL SECURITY

When MONEY readers recommend trimming the fat in Washington, they're not talking about President Clinton's waistline. More than 10,000 of you responded to our April poll, which asked, "What cuts wo...

Fortune: CLINTON'S EFFECT ON THE ARTS

No surprise, arts administrators welcome the Clinton victory as the end of a 12-year battle with a Republican White House over freedom of expression. The same years also saw funding of the National...

Fortune: When girls get sad, ethics in the army, renting rooms to ex-convicts, and other matters. GREAT INSIGHTS FROM FEDERALLY FUNDED AR

A performance artist in New York since the 1970s, Karen Finley offers monologues accented by shrill torrents of foul words, ideas, and acts. Often, after smearing her semi-naked body with food and ...

Fortune: Welfare recipients at the opera, the Jimmy Carter fad, who wins the long-legged beauties. THE VIEW AT THE MET

The arguments swirling about the National Endowment for the Arts seem curiously incomplete. They feature cultural conservatives like Jesse Helms, in a rage about certain now-famous grants for obsce...

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