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  • Your City isn’t Changing Nearly As Fast As You Think
    29 August, 2019

    Your City isn’t Changing Nearly As Fast As You Think

    Even in Seattle and Austin, cities don’t change nearly as fast as people think. Daniel Herriges writes.

    by

    Daniel Herriges

    Urbanism
  • The Fascinating History of Boredom
    28 August, 2019

    The Fascinating History of Boredom

    Boredom has historically been an emotion both viewed as an enemy and embraced for its possibilities. Michelle Fu writes.

    by

    Michelle Fu

    Culture
  • Bear Costume
    27 August, 2019

    Bear Costume

    Fiction by Steven Miller.

    by

    Steven Miller

    Fiction
  • Why Synthetic Chemicals Seem More Toxic Than Natural Ones
    26 August, 2019

    Why Synthetic Chemicals Seem More Toxic Than Natural Ones

    The most toxic chemicals on Earth occur in nature, so why do people fear synthetic chemicals? Niranjana Krishnan writes.

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    Niranjana Krishnan

    Health & Wellness
  • Sunday Comics
    25 August, 2019

    Sunday Comics

    The sun kisses the morning dew, just the way that I’m kissing you. The Sunday Comics are sweet harmony, teaching the free world how to be free.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Free Thing of the Week: Have You Got What It Takes to Be a Kid?
    21 August, 2019

    Free Thing of the Week: Have You Got What It Takes to Be a Kid?

    Some out of print silliness from Mike Phirman.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Thing of the Week
  • Schools Are Outdated. It’s Time for Reform
    20 August, 2019

    Schools Are Outdated. It’s Time for Reform

    Outdated methods and over-emphasis on testing have ruined public schools. Paul Boyce on how to reform the system.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Education
  • Yon Rogar’s Hat
    19 August, 2019

    Yon Rogar’s Hat

    Fiction by Larry Heyl.

    by

    Larry Heyl

    Fiction
  • Sunday Comics
    18 August, 2019

    Sunday Comics

    I like to hide behind my glasses when I feel uptight. I like to hide behind my glasses when I’m reading the Sunday Comics — so I can give you all dirty looks and you won’t know what I’m thinking.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • A Controversial Poem
    17 August, 2019

    A Controversial Poem

    Spaced-out poetry by David Fewster.

    by

    David Fewster

    Culture
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