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  • 3 Tips from Ernest Dimnet on Choosing Books—For Yourself and For Your Children

    3 Tips from Ernest Dimnet on Choosing Books—For Yourself and For Your Children0

    I have a problem. This problem doesn’t consume me, but it often concerns me. It can lead me to inaction and make me doubt my judgment.  The problem is this—I often struggle with how to choose a book.  I have this problem with my home library, my local library, and my work library. Most often, I

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  • Who’s on the Right Side of History?

    Who’s on the Right Side of History?1

    It has become a commonplace in modern political polemic to talk about being on the right side of history. It is a phrase commonly employed by those who consider themselves “enlightened” or “progressive” and is used to condemn political opponents for being on the wrong side of history, or as being historically incorrect. As usual,

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  • What the Reaction to MPR Raccoon Tells Us About Millennials

    What the Reaction to MPR Raccoon Tells Us About Millennials0

    Perhaps you heard, but the raccoon that scaled the UBS building in Saint Paul, Minnesota, was just using its superpower instincts. As Suzanne MacDonald, a psychologist from York University studying urban raccoons, notes in an article for The Washington Post, the newly dubbed #mprraccoon was just hungry and curious— and also happens to have Spiderman

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