Olivia Croom Hammerman lives in Manhattan with her husband. She shares her experience living in New York City during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Japanese Art of Buying Books and Never Reading Them
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“Tsundoku” is the Japanese art of buying books and never reading them. However, the size of your library is irrelevant, as long as you haven’t read anything in it.
This Psychiatrist Wants to Break Your Bad Habits With Mindfulness
Andrew Wicks
We all possess bad habits, but one psychiatrist believes that we can break them through the medium of mindfulness.
Desto3: Postcards from The Middle East: Amman, Jordan
Pablo Skolnick and Corie Skolnick
The Desto3 team spent the better part of November and December traveling throughout the Middle East. Join us virtually until you can go yourself. First stop? Amman, Jordan.
When There’s a Worm in the Big Apple
Olivia Croom Hammerman
Olivia Croom Hammerman lives in Manhattan with her husband. She shares her experience living in New York City during the coronavirus pandemic.
Parents Who Allow Kids Screen Time Spend More Time Together
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As it turns out, parents who allow devices in the household actually see an increase in the time the family spends together. There is a slight caveat, however.
Wading into the Pandemic: Constantly Overreacting or Underreacting
Joseph Edwin Haeger
Joseph Edwin Haeger shares this personal essay about the ups and downs experienced since news about the coronavirus pandemic first started circulating.
Finding a Secure Bottom
Emil Morales
Emil Morales thinks about the impact of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and how history will look back on this time and the way we responded to it.
Book Review: This Never Happened by Liz Scott
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Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews This Never Happened by Liz Scott. (University of Hell Press)
Risen Apes: Stirring the Ashes
S.M. Park
S.M. Park’s column Risen Apes about being a 70-year-old boomer. In “Stirring the Ashes,” Park talks about pot growing and cartooning, and his friend Mungo Jerry.
Coping With COVID
Trisha De Borchgrave
While I’ll always remember the innocence lost after 9/11, the younger generations will be experiencing their own memories following today’s current events.
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Binge Watching Is the Greatest Drug We’ve Ever Seen
Speaking for the “binge-watch” generation, unlike previous social movements built around drug culture, our high will never end. Forever new, forever solitary.
Society
The Japanese Art of Buying Books and Never Reading Them
“Tsundoku” is the Japanese art of buying books and never reading them. However, the size of your library is irrelevant, as long as you haven’t read anything in it.
Politics
Hinch’s Hunch: Despite the Hype, the Democrats Won’t Back Bernie
On Super Tuesday, America sat at a pivot point. However, those calling for Bernie Sanders should examine George McGovern’s doomed push of 1972.
Lifestyle
This Psychiatrist Wants to Break Your Bad Habits With Mindfulness
We all possess bad habits, but one psychiatrist believes that we can break them through the medium of mindfulness.
Science
Parents Who Allow Kids Screen Time Spend More Time Together
As it turns out, parents who allow devices in the household actually see an increase in the time the family spends together. There is a slight caveat, however.
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Einstein is a plagiarist beyond the grave...and it's all our fault!
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If you snooze you lose...life!
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