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I’ll be upfront: though I’ve been called lazy all of my life, it’s not a title that I resent. My number one priority was, and always has been, comfort rather than excitement.

Rich kids finally able to overcome society’s oppressions Move over swine flu, small pox and polio, there is a new disease spreading across America, and…

Freedom of Speech is silenced at peaceful protests On March 17, 2013 Clare Grady and three other members of the Irish Catholic Worker Community took…

Kids, today we have an important lesson. A lesson reminiscent of grade school, a vocabulary lesson. Apricity. Appreciate the word first for its sound, how…

What some people call music by the somehow popular almost rock band Nickelback is being played 24 hours a day in the inmates’ prison cells. At Penfield Penitentiary in Texas, this new punishment is getting a test run.

On March 1, an uncommon thing happened in Los Angeles; it down poured rain for hours. This area rarely sees much rain in March, and when it does it’s usually not torrential.

I’m progressing We’re regressing Feeling the weight on our hands And our heads Curling up to sleep And pointing to destinations Feeling the navel heat…

Shocking new policy invades local businesses Ithaca is a haven for environmentally-focused individuals, but a new invention is forcing Ithacans to question where to draw…

I’ve been dead for exactly three weeks, two days, five hours, and 32 minutes. But who’s counting? I was killed crossing the street late at…

How punishing whistleblowers undermines American democracy It’s already 26 minutes into the Government Accountability Project’s American Whistleblower Tour stop at Syracuse University on Wednesday, March…