Whatever the year, George Orwell comes in handy when showcasing the introverted activist.
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Thank You For Smoking
‘Kids who feel like sitting on the deck while the party rages inside will always find something to keep them out there, whether it’s visible or not.’
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Writing Straight To The Heart Of The Medium
When you give up the keyboard and computer screen, you might be amazed by what you find.
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First Responders Are The Last In Line
For all of the heroes that we remember, it might be the ones that we don’t that deserve the most attention.
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Between Privilege, My Son, And Me
Dear son, I hope you’re better than I am, and I hope that you keep out of the ignorant elite mindset.
Music, Arts
Ben Folds Returns: And The Piano Man’s Still Got It
Featuring the New York sextet, yMusic, Folds presents an orchestral, lyrical album that both soothes and excites the soul.
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Tale Of Two Baseball Stadiums
What one has with the sparkles and glamour, the other has with the tradition. Which kind of baseball stadium is the better baseball stadium?
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Kevin Barry: Lessons In Captivating An Audience
Listening to a moving reading from a prominent author might be all that is needed to remind a student why he or she is pursuing a degree in the first place.
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A Case For Liberal Arts
In a world starting to believe that an education in the arts is nonessential, it’s time to take a step back and look at what all of our modern day knowledge is built upon.
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Adopting The Disconnect
Adopting a child provides its own unique set of challenges, one of which being out of the adopters control.
