ARTS & LEISURE
An article on Page 6 this weekend about how Robert Wilson’s staging of “Lohengrin” modified the Metropolitan Opera misspells the surname of a director who labored on “Lohengrin” in Zurich. He is Giuseppe Frigeni, not Frigoni.
ARTS: TRAVEL
An article on Feb. 11 about taking a strolling safari in Zambia misstated the timing of Delia and Mark Owens’ departure from Zambia. They left in 1996, not in 1997, and so they departed shortly after the announcement of an investigation right into a killing that was proven as a part of an ABC News broadcast; their departure was not “precipitated” by the published itself. The article additionally included outdated information in regards to the couple’s marital standing. They are actually divorced.
REAL ESTATE
An article final Sunday in regards to the Domino Sugar Refinery redevelopment misstated the mission’s scope and included a citation that incorrectly described a constructing entrance. The mission will embody 3,000 flats and 600,000 sq. ft of workplace house, not 4,000 flats and 700,000 sq. ft of workplace house. Also, one can enter the constructing from Kent Avenue, not from tenth Street.
MAGAZINE
An article on Page 14 this weekend in regards to the BBC Shipping Forecast misstates one of many scheduled instances the forecast is learn each day. It is 5:20 a.m, not 5:02 a.m.
T: WOMEN’S FASHION
The credit with an article on Page 98 about sparkly spring trend omit the title of a mannequin who seems in a number of photos. She is Jiashan Liu at Models 1.
An article on Page 104 about Dorothée Meilichzon’s Paris residence misidentifies the designer of her eating desk. It was designed by Florence Knoll, not Eero Saarinen.
BOOK REVIEW
A evaluate on Jan. 22 about Elinor Lipman’s novel “Ms. Demeanor” referred incorrectly to the guide’s forged of characters. It features a pair of scheming Poles, not Russians.
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