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Who Still Buys Wite-Out, and Why?
In an article for The Atlantic, David Graham wonders, “Who Still Buys Wite-Out, and Why?”:
Christmastime is when the pens in my house get their ...
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TV Series Shows the Power of Lament
In a deeply disturbing scene in the television series “The Crown,” Prince Philip recounted to Queen Elizabeth his moving experience at a funeral ...
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Opting Out of the ‘Preschool Pressure Cooker’
An interesting article in The Wall Street Journal noted that "we are living through a particularly anxious moment in the history of American parenting." ...
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Homeless Man's Honesty Prompts Lavish Charity
When Sarah Darling dropped some change into a homeless man's cup, she didn't notice anything amiss. But she quickly realized that her diamond ...
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Pizza Chain Apologizes for Mocking Beloved Former Mayor
A popular pizza chain known for its snarky ad campaigns has been forced to apologize after a sustained public outcry over its latest special. In early ...
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Oops! List of Modern Life Mishaps
Modern life is full of common mishaps such as mistakenly sending a text to the wrong person or confusing a stranger for an acquaintance. In a survey of ...
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Tim Keller Explains Our Sin Problem
Here’s how Tim Keller used to explain our sin problem:
Imagine your present self looking at your past self, say 10 years ago. Your present self thinks ...
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Bias Uncovered in Kids’ Marshmallow Test
Suzanne Gaskins is a psychologist with a background working with indigenous children in Mexico. She wanted to test their capacity for delayed gratification, ...
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Murder Suspect Freed Via Typo
Authorities say that, due to a clerical error, a suspected murderer was released from county jail, but he’s now safely back behind bars.
A warrant ...
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Just One Small Flaw
The Silver Bridge, officially named the Point Pleasant Bridge but known for its silver aluminum paint, opened on May 30, 1928, with great anticipation. ...
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