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The Beauty of Saxophones in the Storm Lilly Nichols One windy evening in Quebec City The Edge of the Earth Madison Damore 5.01.24 The sound of waves crashing up against the rocky terrain. The faint smell of salt lingering in the air. The ocean greeting the cliffs - the cliffs we are about to hike A few days in Amsterdam A perfect city break when the sun shines

About these Protests James Campion 5.4.24 Campus Battles & Tear Gas I can’t help thinking there is a theoretical disconnect in America’s role in this... Pro-Choice Rising James Campion 4.26.24 The Rapid & Continued Ascension of the 2024 Election’s Primary Issue

No ... You aren't a Little OCD Micah Harrington Combating stereotypes and the need for perfection. Student America Rises up For Gaza Dr Marwan Asmar The Protest Movement Grows Worldwide The Secrets Behind Our Online Personas Madison Damore Since deleting Instagram, I have felt a sense of relief

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Ami & Remy on the road Sam Hawksmoor 'What does it feel like to be so old?' Ami asked. The Drink Martin Green We were at a bar, watching a 49er game.  “We” were a gang of young guys I’d fallen in with because I knew one of them, Gil Wexler, from the Army. The 49ers scored a touchdown. Everyone cheered and one of the guys, Hugh Ballard, threw up his arms, then picked up my drink and finished it off.  “Hey,” I said, “that was my drink.”

The Rescue of Duke Leroy B Vaughn I was trying to make small talk with one of the men that hand washed our pick-up truck, when I looked towards something moving behind the chain link fence. “Is that a rat,” my wife asked How to Help A Man in Quicksand Mark Pierro The first thing is to stay calm and not make a fool of yourself by pretending you haven't dealt with this sort of situation before Merton's Pizza G David Schwartz Merton's dream was about to be fulfilled. The  good Lord willing, and a little bit of luck, Merton would have what he had been nagging me about for the last twelve hours. Merton was about to be satisfied.

The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo Adult historical fiction from the magical world of Bardugo Civil War – directed by Alex Garland Starring Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, Cailee Spaeny, Stephen McKinley Henderson

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