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It’s National Junk Food Day: Will It Survive?
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Paul O'Donnell
Nobody seems to know where it came from, or when it started. But today, like every July 21st, is National Junk Food Day, a chance, according to tradition, to gorge on foods that are bad for you without a bit of guilt. Enjoy it while you can. Or make that, if you can. In the…
‘We Are Wizards’: A Whimsical Look at Growing Up Harry Potter Style
By
Kris Rasmussen
If watching “Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince” over the weekend wasn’t enough to curb your Harry Potter cravings, I have good news for you. There’s a new “Harry Potter” movie you can watch and it’s free. Best of all, access to it is as close as your computer. “We Are Wizards” is a…
Walter Cronkite: A Man of Truth
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Douglas Howe
He was the last trusted anchor. He was the man in the cultural pulpit. He was the one whom we trusted. He was what we once knew every night: the one who brought an unbiased representation of the news of the day. Before Brian Williams. Before Charlie Gibson. Before Katie Couric. Before Tom Brokaw. Before…
Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Moon Landing
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Douglas Howe
40 years ago this Monday, my neighbor, Neil Armstrong, walked on the moon. I’m not sure which is more unbelievable to me: the fact that it happened, or the fact that he and I now have mutual friends (I’ve never met him). It was, truly, an emotional moment for our country! For the first time…
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