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Faint Sounds, Loud Impact
By Timothy A. Schuler, From Landscape Architecture Magazine
Aging and Addicted to Opioids
By Kevin Spurgaitis, From The United Church Observer
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After embracing magnetic tape storage, Hollywood archives struggle to keep pace with technology.
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“Wisdom seems to sprout from the most unusual places and in the most unexpected moments.”
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With Johnny Cash: The Complete Columbia Album Collection, Sony/Legacy has now compilednearly 60 percent of the Man In Black’s work, covering more than 30 years and60 CD's worth of Cash’s music.
Community
Drownproofing for a Knowledge Economy
The original — and very literal — drownproofing course at Georgia Tech is no longer required, but a different kind of drownproofing is necessary for graduates to do well in a knowledge economy.
Living Death
Keep the culture of Indigenous people alive through the power of storytelling.
Fred Ross: America’s Social Arsonist
Social Arsonist Fred Ross dedicated his life to building the political power of Latin Americans. Ross lit the spark that impassioned Cesar Chavez.
Extra Kindness for the Most Vulnerable (and Resilient) Mariposas
LGBTQ refugees and immigrants often lack a supportive network of fellow nationals – but now that’s changing.
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Movement for health and happiness for low-income families, people of color and immigrants.
Angel Was Here: Life After Prison
After serving 29 years for murder, one man finds that life after prison presents its own set of challenges.
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A better understanding of the purpose of evolution will lead directly to a more evolved world.
The Ancient Art of Lying
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