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  • A heart made of books
    CultureEntertainmentNonfiction
    By Stephanie Wyatt
    September 11, 2023
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    Reading Values

    We live in a culture where we want everything. We used to be socially conscious. That’s understandable. No one wants to support brands which are outwardly cruel brands to different population segments. Sounds simple, right? If something you use comes out with some adverse views, you just stop using that product, right? There are other ...
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  • silhouette of person flying a kite
    NonfictionCultureFamily
    By Sunita Lodwig
    November 21, 2022
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    Flying Kites and Dogfights

    “But, Mummy, the old man says this is the strongest maanjha (kite-flying twine).” Mummy smiles at seven-year-old Sudhir’s words and shakes her head. Then with a frown, she repeats, “No, it is not. This is kacha dhaga (raggedy weak thread) quite useless. You better go return it.” And hands the spool back to Sudhir, who ...
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  • Mother and Daughter
    FamilyNonfictionCulture
    By Sunita Lodwig
    August 29, 2022
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    Our Own Worst Enemy

    All packed in the car for a visit to a family friend. I have come along for the ride—no school today.   Tenth-grade finals are looming, but the teenage me feels a little overwhelmed and needs a break. Even though I am stuck in the middle, wedged between Mrs. Bajaj and Mummy, I am enjoying the ...
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  • summer nights with mother and child
    CultureFamilyMemories
    By Sunita Lodwig
    August 1, 2022
    401
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    Summer Nights

    Summer nights of yore in a sparsely crowded Delhi, dhurries on rustic charpoys layered with cool white sheets, stars pricking in a darkening blue sky, Sudhir and I ready for our bedtime ritual with Daddy – an enduring childhood memory of growing up in Delhi! Delhi summers, unlike the winters, require a rare mindset to ...
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  • EntertainmentEnvironmentLifestyleNonfictionCreativityHome
    By Jill A Yoder
    May 16, 2022
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    Backyard Theater: Scene Four – Winter Finale

    Winter is the time of year that brings the birds together, making for the perfect backyard theater. We can fill the feeder on Monday, and by Thursday, it is nearly empty. The sheer number of birds that we feed is astounding. They come in hordes throughout the day. The tufted titmice and chickadees generally take ...
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  • City names in different languages
    NonfictionHistoryEnvironmentPoliticsCulture
    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    May 2, 2022
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    Place Nomenclature: A Geographic Branding

    Shakespeare once wrote, What’s in a name? We can never be certain because we don’t choose our names. They destine us to become something and to act particularly. To embody an identity that we have yet to accept. Some of us grow into our titles. Others of us change them, manipulate them. Redefine our very ...
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  • Los Angeles Traffic and Urban Scape
    PoliticsCultureDesignNonfictionEnvironment
    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    April 18, 2022
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    Transportation Inequities in Social Landscapes

    Los Angeles: 2022 Gas prices climb into the $7.00 range, the $8.00 range in boujee city parts. The political climate would suggest that drivers seem to mind, some having spent more than their hourly wage commuting to work. Yet traffic on the northbound 405 Freeway inches along, clogging the twelve lanes of concrete Cal Trans ...
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  • Heaven Clouds
    NonfictionCreativityFamilyPoetryMemories
    By Destiny
    August 23, 2021
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    Live For The Moment

    Poem dual authored by Destiny Constantin and her father, John Constantin Dedicated to the family members who are no longer with us but are watching over us from Heaven. Life is full of adventure, mystery And the love we share With our family and friends But there are unexpected twists And turns in life Live ...
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  • Moon
    NonfictionMusicCultureRelationshipsMemoriesLifestyle
    By Adele Z.
    June 21, 2021
    1103
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    Change For The Better

    There’s a feeling in the air. It’s a mix of cautious optimism and anxious energy. It’s the nagging idea that society might be edging toward something normal, or at least normal enough. And we are ready for it. Compared to last June, where everything felt isolated and lonely, things are now welcoming and warm. I ...
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  • Gladiator Warrior Gear
    LifestyleHealthNonfictionCultureRelationshipsHome
    By Adele Z.
    May 24, 2021
    967
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    The Benefits Of Being A Weekend Warrior

    Everybody loves Friday. It is the day associated with happy hours, taking off early, and sighs of relief. I treat Fridays like Wednesday. I’ve been in the Customer Service industry since I was 15. Working weekends is something that I’ve grown used to, but am still frustrated by. There are obvious downsides to never being ...
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