The question of why more serious figures from the arts do not take their leadership to a still wider stage -- and what a breakthough that would be -- should be on the table; Rocco Landesman, our new NEA Chairman, should be instructive in this regard.
Mickelson's history should be instructive to Woods.
Rose's experience should be instructive for Clemens, but it won't be.
Ms. Oberfelder has placed it in a contemporary setting, and it should be instructive to see what resonances she finds.
A deeper and unbiased look at his government's policy should be instructive.Furthermore, The Economist's view about the "sufficiency economy" is grossly misleading.
It should be instructive to consider how the problem of censorship has been dealt with in the ancient world, in premodern times, and in the modern world.
The state's experience should be instructive to the presidential campaigns, and to officials in California, where Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican, has proposed a similar plan.
FOR THE PERPETUAL PEDANT (AND/OR STUDENT) WHO BELIEVES THAT ART SHOULD BE INSTRUCTIVE, INFORMATIVE AND, IF POSSIBLE, MORALLY UPLIFTING The elegant revival of "Ragtime," at the Neil Simon Theater, presents a panoramic vision of early-20th-century America, replete with sociological analysis and cameos by famous figures from history, including Emma Goldman and Harry Houdini.
These are scientific insights that should be instructive to us as individuals, of course, but they also have great import to us as a society, as we think about the new forms of regulation that are going to have to be invented in the coming years to prevent another crisis.
With all the talk about the many vacancies in music-director posts at major American orchestras, it should be instructive to concertgoers to head to Carnegie Hall tonight to hear what the results can be when the match of conductor and orchestra works out right.
