I was reading an article recently about the 1990s being the best decade in history. The argument was a sound one, although I needed no convincing. I was a child ...
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Arriving back to the office after grabbing lunch, I receive a phone call from the elementary school Principle about my son and a scuffle on the bus. This leads to ...
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Well 2018 is upon us, all brand-spankin’ new. It’s exciting, isn’t it?!
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Battlefront 2 is a larger step than Battlefront 1 in engulfing the Star Wars fan completely into the fandom of that galaxy far, far away.
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Consider propane, please   By Katherine Fallon   We have been talking about getting a grill for a while now. My partner is a serious Consumer Reports researcher, and identified ...
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When I began considering how to approach the stories on our two Santas for this issue, paramount in the back of my mind was the singular thought, “I’ve been a ...
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NEW YORK CITY — As the 2017 Broadway season winds down, several shows have already closed their doors. Despite the star power of Patti Lupone and Christine Ebersole, "War Paint" ...
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"IT'S ALL RELATIVE: Adventures Up and Down the World's Family Tree," by A.J. Jacobs, Simon & Schuster, 352 pages (nf) (ages 16 and up)
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I have been discussing with my class a logical fallacy known as appeal to fear, in which someone attempts to persuade you into belief or action (actually, most often to ...
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I spend a lot of time talking with people who are extremely dedicated to their art, whether that art be dance, theater, painting, sculpting, pottery…whatever. They all have one thing ...
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Any reader familiar with author Maggie Stiefvater’s work knows her worlds are full of darkness, magic and the ties that bind all humans together. In her latest novel, “All the ...
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