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History

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Psychology

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Explore the founding, evolution, and mission of the New York City Ballet, from Lincoln Kirstein's 1933 vision to its world-renowned status at Lincoln Center.

Arts

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Politics

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Communications

~10 min read

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Philosophy

~9 min read

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Literature

~8 min read

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English

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