Saturday, May 25, 2013
The Daily Scholar
Epiphanies Fridays
On Fridays, Brian Doyle discovers the small miracles of everyday life.
Cool Beans
When life presents you a cursing surfer
Brian Doyle
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Psycho Babble Thursdays
No English, No Career?
The new lingua franca of science
Jessica Love
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Science Frictions Wednesdays
How Flowers Changed the World
They still do, every spring
Priscilla Long
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Class Notes Tuesdays
The Teaching Cure
What teachers can learn from therapists
Paula Marantz Cohen
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MICHAEL DIRDA
The Complete Browsings
Essays on the odd pleasures of the bookish life by the Pulitzer Prize-winning critic from The Washington Post.
Current Issue
Cover Story
Color Lines
How DNA ancestry testing can turn our notions of race and ethnicity upside down
W. Ralph Eubanks
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Good Fences Make Good Bankers
Too Big to Fail Becomes Too Big to Jail: an Update
William J. Quirk
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The World All Before Them
Setting off on footpaths both well-trod and forgotten
Sudip Bose
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Endless Rewriting
When a novice writer received a letter from Jacques Barzun, asking her to write a book, how could she have known what she was in for?
Helen Hazen
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