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The Natchez Trail Ari J Kaufman I had never been inside a true Juke Joint, so I hadn’t the faintest idea what to expect A Hapa in Hawaii Nalani Roe 3.9.20 For the first time in my life, I was with kids who, despite our differences, shared the same cultural experiences. Medellin, Columbia Tom Glaister Best Kept Travel Secret 33 Hours on a Bogata Bus Dan Gringold The driver slams on the brakes again, the bus tilts forward, and you shake awake, wondering whether it was a car or a farm animal that was nearly crushed. Workawaying in Portugal: Adventurous Language Learning - Joseph Oberwinzer My first thought was “I must flee at once.” Kundadri Hill Shubhi S It has been said that “to witness best of the scenes one has to have the zest and the zeal to travel outstation”.

How Much Longer? James Campion 3.20.20 How long can we endure curfews? Restrictions? Isolation? - There is no America without money flowing freely. Freedom? This is what we call buying stuff. Coronavirus: Donald Trump's Katrina James Campion 3.13.20 To slap some lipstick on this pig, he put on a baseball cap and lied about everyone being able to get a test for it. Hardly anyone can be tested. The Lazarus Week James Campion 3.7.20 Joe Biden Rises from Political Oblivion to Become Democratic Frontrunner in One Insane Week Fascism 101 James Campion 02.21.20 The Swift Erosion of Democracy The most formidable faction of our legislative branch has been severely compromised by fear and a lust for keeping power Epidemics and Modern Society Indiana Lee 3.9.20 If our understanding and technology are so good, why do some diseases continue to pop up?

Living with a Liar: My Experience with Dyslexia Alice Ohlandt Learning how to work with, instead of against, my trickster, dyslexia Deja Vu all over again Sam North 3.18.20 Reflections on writing a pandemic novel Nonprofit Management & Social Media Marketing Tips Indiana Lee There are plenty of ways to go about nonprofit marketing in an effective, above-board manner. Catholicism Brian Appleton 3.2.20 A boyhood in Italy - There were three other Catholic priests who were important in my childhood ...

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La Creta Returns Dean Borok Like Satan, she was known by many names, all of which related to that most alluring and reviled aspect of the female physiognomy. Rad Martin Green I was 23 years old when I came out from New York to San Francisco in the 1960’s and, looking back, was even younger as regards experience of life.

The Last Ferry out of Vancouver Sam Hawksmoor Kira looked back at the house and had a strong feeling she’d never see it again. Why are George Orwell's Essays's So Good? James Morford Orwell often lived the lives of those he wrote about, be they soldiers, miners, or the down and out waiting to die in hospitals for the poor.

Blood Meridian of The Evening Redness in the West by Cormac McCarthy Shakil Rabbi McCathy’s novel recreates the borderlands between America and Mexico deftly and beautifully La Peste (The Plague) by Albert Camus, Charlie Dickinson The scourge of millennia, the bubonic plague has come to Oran. Fear Trump in the White House by Bob Woodward Stevellie Wheeler review "We’re in crazytown. I don’t even know why any of us are here. This is the worst job I’ve ever had.”

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