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By Martin H. Levinson Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry not sorry I could not walk on both For fear of missing out, long I stood and looked down one as far as someone who is woke could To where it seemed kind of bent in the un... More »
The kids are coming back home for festivities and the inevitable family gatherings are right around the corner. But, surprise! This winter you have decided to shake things up and end the year lit! Follow these guidelines and you’ll be set. First, if you’re... More »
Rock concerts are so over! Totally. They’re just too 20th century. Most operas were written way back in the 19th, but they seem brand-new compared to a lot of the rap music we’re hearing. The love songs in operas are romantic, and the breaking-up ones are ... More »
Six Girls Your Brother Will Date in His Early 20s Who Can Do Better Than Him By Allyson Gilfeather-Larcom 23 November 2017 Nothing brings out those sisterly feelings like when your brother, a charming young man who drinks melted ice cream for breakfast and has... More »
You know when I look back at photos of my great-grandparents’ generation, I can’t help but to feel a bond and comradery. They were tough. I mean they shaved with straight razors. My great-grandpa was a farmer and a lumberjack and a carpenter and a fisherma... More »
By Dan Geddes WASHINGTON – A recent Langley University study has found that today’s youth are simply “too lazy” to protest wars or economic injustice. The study, commissioned by the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI, sought to understand ... More »