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  • Encounters with Anonymous: Ars Brevis, Vita Longa
    10 September, 2019

    Encounters with Anonymous: Ars Brevis, Vita Longa

    Omar Willey returns to thinking about art via anonymous photographs in his latest column.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Photography
  • 8 September, 2019

    Sunday Comics

    Talking like a jerk, except you are an actual jerk and living proof that Sunday Comics are mean. Present company expect it, they just laugh it off; it’s better than it seems.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Night Wreck
    6 September, 2019

    Night Wreck

    Fiction by Elizabeth K Switaj.

    by

    Elizabeth K Switaj

    Fiction
  • Why Are So Many Languages Spoken in Some Places and So Few in Others?
    5 September, 2019

    Why Are So Many Languages Spoken in Some Places and So Few in Others?

    Is there a model that explains language diversity? How well does it work?

    by

    Marco Tulio Pacheco Coelho

    Culture
  • Alienating Kashmiris While Integrating (Annexing) Kashmir
    4 September, 2019

    Alienating Kashmiris While Integrating (Annexing) Kashmir

    India’s right-wing BJP is trying to to absorb Kashmir. But no one asked the Kashmiris. Shahid Jamal writes.

    by

    Shahid Jamal

    Politics
  • Free Thing of the Week: A Bowl for a Coin
    3 September, 2019

    Free Thing of the Week: A Bowl for a Coin

    We bring you tea, free. William Wayne Farris’s book covers the story of tea in Japan.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Thing of the Week
  • Happy Labor Day
    2 September, 2019

    Happy Labor Day

    Happy Labor Day from us at The Star.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Culture
  • Sunday Comics
    1 September, 2019

    Sunday Comics

    In a Sunday drizzle on Cuban heels, I rowed down the gutter to the blood bank and I’d left all my Comics on the Ticonderoga and was in a bad need of a shave.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Stolen Fingerprints Could Spell the End of Biometric Security – Here’s How to Save It
    31 August, 2019

    Stolen Fingerprints Could Spell the End of Biometric Security – Here’s How to Save It

    Biometric security is the new thing, but there’s a serious problem with it: you only have ten fingers. Chaminda Hewage writes.

    by

    Chaminda Hewage

    Technology & Science
  • Paper Elephants
    30 August, 2019

    Paper Elephants

    Fiction by Frankie Saxx.

    by

    Frankie Saxx

    Fiction
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