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Tag: human nature

The War on What, Exactly: “Christmas”, Starbucks, Doctor Who, and Ombre-Is-The-New-Red

The War on What, Exactly: “Christmas”, Starbucks, Doctor Who, and Ombre-Is-The-New-Red

Posted on November 11, 2015November 10, 2015 by Katelynn Carver
Every early-November, a lovely woman I used to work with would come in to the office, hands cupped joyously—reverently almost—around a tall vanilla latte in a bright red container, serene smile on... Read More
As Long as Possibility Remains: A Reflection on the Aftermath of Ariel Castro’s Suicide

As Long as Possibility Remains: A Reflection on the Aftermath of Ariel Castro’s Suicide

Posted on September 9, 2013September 9, 2013 by Katelynn Carver
A man killed himself last week. In itself, by itself, that’s not so uncommon, or even statistically noteworthy; in itself, by itself, it is staggering and significant. For me, Northeast Ohio is home... Read More

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