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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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  • Why Restaurants Increasingly Are Banning Children

    Why Restaurants Increasingly Are Banning Children0

    • November 2, 2017

    Most restaurants want to cater to their customers’ whims and needs as much as possible. And so they serve the food customers like, remember their names, and in general, make the atmosphere welcoming and conducive to bringing in future business. But some restaurants are having to turn away customers – and not because they don’t

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  • Can You Pass This 8th Grade Mental Arithmetic Quiz from 1922?

    Can You Pass This 8th Grade Mental Arithmetic Quiz from 1922?0

    • November 2, 2017

    The other day I heard a young high school student ask his mother for a calculator. When asked why, he responded that he needed it to do a basic division problem. His mother rolled her eyes and told him that he could do that with a pencil and paper. I agreed with her assessment of

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  • Study: Schools with Bullying Prevention Programs Have More Bullying

    Study: Schools with Bullying Prevention Programs Have More Bullying0

    • November 1, 2017

    In the last few years, it seems like one issue has been ushered to the forefront of education more than others: bullying. It’s easy to see why this has happened, for while bullying is something that no one likes to be on the receiving end of, many have experienced it at one time or another,

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  • 5 Things Good Fathers Do

    5 Things Good Fathers Do0

    • November 1, 2017

    According to the Census Bureau, a majority of children in the U.S. live in two parent homes. This is an encouragement, particularly since research shows that children from two-parent homes experience better health, are less likely to engage in risky behaviors, and are more likely to escape poverty. The bad news is, there are millions

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