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Wednesday, October 13, 2004

Alvin and Larry Ubell, the self-appointed "Gurus of How-To," discuss the nuts and bolts of home repair. Next, Courtney Angela Brkic describes recovering remains for a UN-contracted forensic team in Bosnia, and recovering her own family history along the way. Then, Aaron Lansky describes his successful quest to collect and preserve millions of volumes of Yiddish history and literature. His new book is titled Outwitting History. Finally, Rebecca Busselle takes an in-depth look at the formative years Paul Strand spent photographing the Southwest.

Alvin and Larry Ubell

Building inspectors Alvin and Larry Ubell take listeners' calls on the air. Call 212-267-WNYC (212-267-9692) with your home-repair questions.

» Visit the Ubell’s website

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Courtney Angela Brkic

Courtney Angela Brkic on excavating remains for a UN-contracted forensic team in Bosnia: The Stone Fields: An Epitaph for the Living.

» Read an excerpt of The Stone Fields in the Reading Room
» More on the book

Events: Courtney ...

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Aaron Lansky

Aaron Lansky with the amazing adventures of a man who rescued a million Yiddish books: Outwitting History. More on the book

Events:Aaron Lansky will be speaking on:
Wednesday, October 13th at 7:00 pm
The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan (Upper West Side)
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Rebecca Busselle

Rebecca Busselle reconstructs the summers Paul Strand spent photographing the Southwest in her new book: Paul Strand Southwest.

Events: Book signing party (with Rebecca Busselle)
Wednesday, 13 October, 6-8 PM Aperture’s Burden Gallery
20 East 23rd Street
RSVP: 212.505.5555 ext. 330

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