In this time of turmoil in the United States, I find myself wishing that a fellow like Martin Luther King was still with us. How ...
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The present attention on our educational system, leading to questions about whether it is best serving our families is progress, in Beth Graham's mind. ...
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Darkness has such a hold on a young man that he decides to end it all. A moment later, everything changes. What happened? ...
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Perhaps everyone reaches a point in their life when they have to go one of two ways, and the results will be nothing short of ...
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I don’t know about you, but when the helpful “Surviving Quarantine” tips I read make me feel like quarantine is one more way I’m failing ...
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In a recent conversation with my daughter, I postulated that there might be benefits to this virus, Covid-19. She nearly whispered, “I do not dare ...
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Aging Americans have an experience that is unique to America; other countries do not treat their elders like we do in America. Our culture of ...
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Three weeks before graduating college, Callan was diagnosed with a form of lymphoma, requiring six months of brutal chemotherapy. At twenty-three, she is a writer, ...
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