OPINIONAn opinion essay last week about college students facing hunger during academic breaks misstated the year in which Harvard first opened its dining halls during spring break. •A news analysis last week about populists’ admiration of Vladimir Putin misidentified a political office once held by Silvio Berlusconi. ARTS & LEISUREAn article last Sunday about “Prurience,” at the Guggenheim Museum, misidentified the designer of the Wright restaurant at the museum. The restaurant was designed by Andre Kikoski — not by Frank Lloyd Wright, who designed the museum. Advertisement Continue reading the main story•An article on Feb. 25 about three young people to watch in theater this spring misstated the name of a character played by Andrew Burnap in “The Inheritance.” He is Toby Darling, not Harry Darling.

Source: New York Times March 25, 2018 02:37 UTC