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  • Sanctuary for Black Bodies: Dani Tirrell’s Black Bois at On the Boards
    27 April, 2018

    Sanctuary for Black Bodies: Dani Tirrell’s Black Bois at On the Boards

    José Amador returns to talk about Dani Tirrell’s BLACK BOIS, an evening length dance program that is having its premiere at On the Boards this weekend.

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    José Amador

    Culture Dance Performing Arts
  • Deceptive Marketing Sweet Talks Parents
    27 April, 2018

    Deceptive Marketing Sweet Talks Parents

    99% fruit and veggies means only what marketers want it to mean. Jacky Mandelbaum and Jane Martin show you how to sort through the bunk.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Health & Wellness
  • How the Brain Learns to Read: Development of the “Word Form Area”
    26 April, 2018

    How the Brain Learns to Read: Development of the “Word Form Area”

    Emilie Reas looks into new research on how the human brain begins to form words and the ability to read.

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    Emilie Reas

    Technology & Science
  • Bloom of Tombs
    24 April, 2018

    Bloom of Tombs

    Poetry by Edward Hemstreet.

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    Edward Hemstreet

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    22 April, 2018

    Sunday Comics

    I been dipped in double meaning, I been stuck with static cling. Think I got a rupto-pix, I think I read the Sunday Comics! Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce, special orders, don’t upset us. All we ask is that you let us Serve it…

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • 21 April, 2018

    Tilapia: Freak Farmed Fish or Evolutionary Rock Star?

    Dr. Ricki Lewis digs into the evolution of the odd tilapia fish.

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    Ricki Lewis

    Technology & Science
  • Syria and the Anti-Imperialism of Idiots
    20 April, 2018

    Syria and the Anti-Imperialism of Idiots

    How both the Right and the Left in Western countries agree on at least one thing in Syria: Syrians know nothing about their own country and need other nations to “liberate” them. Leila Al Shami writes.

    by

    Leila Al Shami

    Politics
  • Letter Affirming the Delusion of Self in the Voice of W. C. Fields
    19 April, 2018

    Letter Affirming the Delusion of Self in the Voice of W. C. Fields

    Poetry by Rayn Roberts.

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    Rayn Roberts

    Poetry
  • Free Thing of the Week: The Big Data Agenda
    18 April, 2018

    Free Thing of the Week: The Big Data Agenda

    Annika Richterich’s book on Big Data and the surveillance society comes at an opportune time.

    by

    I.M. Fletcher

    Thing of the Week
  • Like a Dog
    17 April, 2018

    Like a Dog

    Jacob Bacharach confronts Shakespeare’s opinion of dogs and counters with his own poetic story.

    by

    Jacob Bacharach

    Essays
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