Tag Archives: Culture
Quote of the Day – June 17, 2022
Quote of the Day- August 16, 2021
Reads to Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month
June is Caribbean American Heritage Month, a celebratory month to recognize the contributions of Caribbean Immigrants have made to the United States. From food to literature, Caribbean Americans have contributed so much to the vitality and history of the United States. As a Caribbean American (my mother is from Antigua), I’m very proud of myContinue reading “Reads to Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month”
Quote of the Day – July 1, 2020
Friday Debate: Holidays in Public Libraries
Welcome to Friday Debate, a feature on cup of tea with that book, please, where every Friday a question will be posted that tantalize the brain and expands our horizons.
Save Tea & Sympathy!
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Quote of the Day – October 8, 2018
Little Known Facts About Frankenstein
Frankenstein, most popular novel by Mary Shelley, is considered to be one of the best horror stories written in literature history. But you do you know the history behind this amazing novel? Here are some little know facts about the novel that took hold on our greatest fears: the consequences of playing God.
The Met to Start Charging $25 Mandatory Fee
Art is meant for all. Apparently, the Met Museum did not get the memo. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, located in New York City, will be partially breaking with its “pay-what-you-wish” policy. For the first time in half a century, the Museum will charge visitors a mandatory $25 admission fee. If you are a NewContinue reading “The Met to Start Charging $25 Mandatory Fee”
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