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Sunday Comics
Do you want my styrofoam peanuts? You can have my styrofoam peanuts — they’re in Sunday Comics.
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“I found out about the [methanol] plant on Facebook,” says resigning member of Sustainable Tacoma Commission
“In fact, methanol was never brought to STC’s attention: as a commissioner I and others found out about the plant on FACEBOOK, which is troubling given that we were created by the City of Tacoma to advise it on matters of sustainability.”
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Using Math to Connect to Who We Really Are
Mikala Streeter tries to revive math with a practical basis: figuring out what to do about contemporary issues.
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Maintaining Real Relationships in the Digital World
Social media has become a fundamental part of life. So what does healthy use of these sites look like? Miles Schneiderman considers.
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Erasing Black AIDS History
A recent protest makes visible the ways that the white gay art establishment maintains the same erasure, censorship and exclusion that fueled the initial AIDS crisis.
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Why Small Debts Matter So Much To Black Lives
The racial wealth gap between blacks and whites creates a terrible cycle of debt, even for small debts. Paul Kiel illustrates.
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Remembering Aaron Swartz
Chelsea Manning brings you a book review of Aaron Swartz’ The Boy Who Could Change The World.
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