
The Iron Lady and the Violin
Audrey Kelly 4.5.23
Music on the streets of Paris
Exiles from Cuba...
Ruby Weldon
We were standing on a dusty street corner in Celestun, a dozy and somewhat derelict village on the northern Gulf of Mexico side of the Yucatan Peninsula.

What Lies Beneath
Brett Longstaff in Paris
Not knowing really what to expect, I read the inscription upon the stone portal on entry; “Arrete, c’est ici l’empire de la mort.”
The Serai Kabini
Marianne de Nazareth
If you are a bird watcher and a wildlife enthusiast, look no further! The Serai Kabini is a cut above the rest for a weekend spent watching your feathered and furry friends.
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Saudi-Iranian détente: Aiming for a new regional order
By Dr Marwan Asmar 4.13.23
New Power re-alignment in
Midde-East
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The Wisconsin Story
James Campion 4.8.23
Protection of Women’s Reproductive Rights & The Marginalization of the GOP - What happened in Wisconsin wasn’t merely an election but a loud, booming, resonant call to action.
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No Dancing in the Aisle on this Bus
Michael Chacko Daniels
“Seniors, wait till the bus stops before you get up to get off; every 19 minutes a senior dies in America from a fall,” the driver says.
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Checklists Make Great Life Rafts
Isabelle Adler 4.8.23
Coping with Autism as an undergraduate

How Writing Is Good For Your Physical & Mental Health
Indiana Lee
Words are about more than just communicating with others; they’re about turning inward, connecting with your own mind, spirit, and body.

Climate Fiction Rules
Sam Hawksmoor
Flood, famine, storms, methane, species extinction, humanity at risk ...these are the tools of writers everywhere now. If you're not writing about the climate, you're not living in the real world.
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