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  • For the Love of English, Stop Changing Definitions

    For the Love of English, Stop Changing Definitions10

    There has long been a debate in linguistics about how to approach language and how language should be used by native speakers. The two traditional schools of thought are prescriptivists and descriptivists. The former are concerned with establishing norms for language and formulating rules and proper ways of using said language. On the other hand,

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  • A Rural, Waldorf Microschool Gets Shut Down By State Regulators

    A Rural, Waldorf Microschool Gets Shut Down By State Regulators2

    Ariel Maguire gathered together with other moms in her rural area of the Big Island of Hawaii to create a child-centered educational solution for local families. It was late 2021 and the parents realized that nearly two years of pandemic policies had left their kids behind both academically and socially. There weren’t a lot of

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  • Pride Goes Before a Fall

    Pride Goes Before a Fall2

    Named for Juno, the Roman goddess of women, marriage, and childbirth, June remains one of the most popular months for weddings. Its temperate climate also wins accolades, as from poet James Russell Lowell: “And what is so rare as a day in June? / Then, if ever, come perfect days.” In our present age, June

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  • Headstone Dedicated to 110 Aborted Babies Who Were Found in a Medical Waste Box

    Headstone Dedicated to 110 Aborted Babies Who Were Found in a Medical Waste Box2

    Over a year since the remains of 115 babies aborted in Washington, D.C., were intercepted on the way to a medical waste facility, a headstone has been dedicated in their honor. The dedication was announced by Terrisa Bukovinac, founder of Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising (PAAU), whose tweet thread recounted last year’s chilling events and mourned the

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  • Cops Telling Parents How to Raise Their Kids

    Cops Telling Parents How to Raise Their Kids10

    At last, it was the big day for Tom D’s daughter, age 6: The day she would walk to get a Gatorade all by herself. She wouldn’t have to cross any big streets. And her parents made sure she was well-equipped: They gave her some money, her mom’s phone so she could be tracked and

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  • Creating Healthy Reading Habits in Our Age of Distraction

    Creating Healthy Reading Habits in Our Age of Distraction3

    Over the years, I have tried to implement well-balanced reading habits in my daily life. There have been times when I was convinced I could get by on the entertaining tales of Neil Gaiman and George Saunders. There have been other times when I held that the literati were supposed to stick to the highbrow

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