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My Puppy Ate My Homework—and Worse
You've heard (or maybe used) the excuse of "my dog ate my homework." Well, here's a new twist on that theme: my puppy drove my car into ...
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When 'the Beautiful Game' Turns Ugly
The Economist reports that over half of humanity will watch at least part of the World Cup. You might disagree with soccer's designation as "the ...
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Needy Man Returns $125,000
NBC news ran a story about Joe Cornell of Fresno, California. While out watering the plants of his residence, the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation ...
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Seven People Die Trying to Retrieve 75 Cents
In a tragic news item, seven people, including an 11-year-old boy, died in Cambodia after trying to retrieve the equivalent of about 75 cents that had ...
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World Bank Generates Reports that Nobody Reads
The World Bank, an international organization that provides loans to developing countries, considers informing public debate a part of its mission. With ...
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Chinese Man Makes an Amazing Catch … of a Baby
During heavy thunderstorms in south China, a one-year-old baby apparently went looking for his mother by a window. According to reports coming out of ...
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Denzel Washington 'Preaches' on Stewardship
The Acton Institute blog pointed to a recent short video of Denzel Washington offering some spontaneous career advice to a group of young actors. Although ...
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The Three Hardest Words in the English language
Can you guess what the three hardest words in the English language are? Maybe "I love you?" What about, "I trust you." Well, in their ...
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The United States of Metrics
A New York Times article observes that Americans measure everything. It says, "In the last few years, there has been a revolution so profound that ...
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Anthropologist Spends a Year as Migrant Worker
Sometimes, academic study has the reputation of cloistering people away in the "ivory tower," disconnected from the realities of the world outside. ...
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