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    Annie Holmquist

    Annie Holmquist served as the editor of Intellectual Takeout from 2018 to 2022. When not writing or editing, she enjoys reading, gardening, and time with family and friends.

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  • Should Teens Be Taught Parenting Skills?

    Should Teens Be Taught Parenting Skills?0

    With two children in tow, another one on the way, and a great deal of time in the public eye, the Duchess of Cambridge is undoubtedly one of the world’s foremost mothers. Of course, Kate’s time in the limelight is shared by many other young mothers such as Kim Kardashian and Beyoncé. But there’s something

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  • 4 Things Every Man Should Look for in a Wife

    4 Things Every Man Should Look for in a Wife0

    On March 23, 1775, Patrick Henry delivered his famous “Give me liberty or give me death!” speech. His strong words eventually catapulted him and hundreds of others toward an intense battle for freedom with Great Britain. But the convention hall was not the only place where Henry spoke challenging, wise, and rather uncomfortable words. This

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  • Why Father Figures Are Important to Boys (And Why This Idea Is Suddenly Controversial)

    Why Father Figures Are Important to Boys (And Why This Idea Is Suddenly Controversial)0

    • March 22, 2018

    I’ve taught a weekly, inner-city preschool class for some years now. Currently, the class make-up is one-quarter girls and three-quarters boys. Two members of this boy monopoly are a particularly dynamic duo, known for their grand (i.e. loud) entrances, boisterous singing, and penchant for asking to use the bathroom at the most inconvenient times. They

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  • Professional Matchmaking is on the Rise. Why?

    Professional Matchmaking is on the Rise. Why?0

    The other day, Pew Research compiled a bunch of statistics on various life aspects and used them to compare recent generations to each other. Not surprisingly, millennials are vastly different than those in their parents’ or grandparents’ generations.  This is particularly true in the marriage category. As Pew explains, “When members of the Silent Generation

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