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Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” So, let’s examine it together. In Etymology, I’ll be presenting a word each week with its generally accepted definition and riffing on this word as a way to get us to talk about life together. This is meant to be a discussion based article, with emphasis [...]
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My car makes an irritating pinging noise when I’ve used up all gas. Not only that, but a light blinks, warning me that if I don’t supply it with fuel, the car will stop. Because I’m somewhat terrified of running out of gas, I tend to pay attention to these subtle warning [...]
Continue Reading →Socrates said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” So, let’s examine it together. In Etymology, I’ll be presenting a word each week with its generally accepted definition and riffing on this word as a way to get us to talk about life together. This is meant to be a discussion based article, with emphasis [...]
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By Paul Foer
On Monday, April 25 Sam McLean Brice testified before the City Council. He introduced himself and gave his address as 1811 Old Annapolis Boulevard, Annapolis, MD 21401. That’s just outside of the political boundary of Annapolis but many people who testify before Council actually don’t live in the city and as with [...]
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By Loris Nebbia
When I was a teenager, I lived in St. Louis, MO. My sister, Gloria, convinced me to join the Political Science Club at our high school with her. This was not a good fit for a dreamer like me. Politics confuse and infuriate me. I went reluctantly, full of dread.
The Political [...]
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