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Sustainability without Sacrifice: Bottled Water
I don’t think I have ever left my bathroom sink running while I brushed my teeth. And there [...]
The Five Shows You Never Watched
Finals week is coming, so we’ve got something a little lighter on the reading side. I debated for [...]
National Park Free Week
I am a little bit embarrassed to admit it, but despite my best efforts to remain up-to-date on [...]
In Defense of the Sitcom
I was interviewing for an internship this weekend, and I used my usual opening networking question: “What is [...]
TV is a Tri-cornered Hat With No Middle: The Conundrum that is TV Success
There are a lot of ways a show can be called successful, and networks love to throw them [...]
Mititgate the Pain a Little Bit
Every student at the College of William and Mary seems to have feelings about things. Often, those feelings [...]
Sustainability without Sacrifice Series: Food
The face of organic and sustainable food is changing. Several years ago, Costco began carrying an organic salad [...]
Tubby Time
Believe it or not, once upon a time there was more to PBS than live on-air fundraising. For [...]
Suspending Reality – Why TV Isn’t Perfect and Shouldn’t Be
Remember in Legally Blonde when Elle Woods cons the real murderer into spontaneously confessing on the stand with [...]
Roll on By
Sometimes you have a day that’s so perfect that you really don’t have to do anything at all [...]
Author with Asperger's tells personal story
Miss Caspari. I would take whatever this author says about autistics aPerspectives on Blowout: What to do, and why I want to remember it
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