Blogs
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Don’t be afraid to play with your food: The case for reading the blurb and a simple black bean recipe
When you sit down to find a recipe, what are you searching for? You may have 10 minutes, an appreciation for authenticity, a peanut...
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This dude I met on the street
I’m wandering through the fog down backstreets, alleyways, and riverside footpaths at around about midday, dead phone, alone, dressed a bit too warm, and...
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Four Days in Jujuy
My world has always been small. I was born in a tiny New England town of 2,000 people. The city I've lived in for...
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A List of Differences Between Here and Home (With a Very British Reference At The End)
1. I’d believe that the Earth was rhomboid and President Donald Trump would lead us into an age of peace and prosperity before I’d...
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Lipstick, Nylons, and a Queenly Identity: On Susan Pevensie of Narnia, Feminism, and Humanity
Author: Eileen Lee Disclaimer: There will be much nerdery in this post, and it will become quite evident that some person in particular is a very...
2015
Gringa in Havana
Author: Jane Drinkard First, I want to preface this blog series by saying that if you're looking for commentary on Cuban politics, this is not the...
2015
Trans-Pacific Partnership
Author: William Pottenger According to an Oct. 6 report from the Financial Times, the twelve members of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) reached an agreement on an...
2015
Central Bankers
Author: William Pottenger Paul Krugman, an American economist and op-ed columnist for the New York Times, wrote an interesting piece this past summer about how central...
2016
Super Bowl 50 and The Year of Cam
Author: Devon Deraad Cam Newton is the star of the moment and has been on his fans' consciousnesses for five years now — it's thus time...
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You’re Wrong About Critics: Myths, Delusions, and Scorned Artists
Author: Mike Cosimano We’re going to be doing something a little different this week.You see, I’m in the midst of watching a couple shows for this...
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New Zealand is not Utopia, but that’s ok
Author: Tim O'Donnell|Emma Lodes I have now been living in New Zealand for six weeks. Yet, for me, and my fellow international students in Dunedin everything...
2014
‘Just keep swimming:’ Adapting to the changing tides of ocean conservation
Author: Jill Goatcher As a species, the human race is more intertwined with the marine environment than we can imagine. We come from the ocean. We...
