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Post of the Week
Check out Bryan Dik’s post on why horror might just be the most Christian film genre.
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Post of the Week
Check out Mark Tapson’s post about how technology draws his child away from herself, while the moon and stars…
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Why Moms Love Mondays
by Christine B. Whelan
I love Mondays.
I’m slightly ashamed to admit it, but on Monday…
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In Review: Eve Tushnet on Classic Children’s Lit
Blogger Eve Tushnet has contributed several posts in the last month on classic children’s literature. If you are looking for…
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The Tough Guide to Fantasy Family Life
The late Diana Wynne Jones struck every emotional key over almost forty years in children’s publishing. She wrote The Homeward…
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The Power of Pushcarts
Jean Merrill’s 1964 children’s novel The Pushcart War is a reminder that “old-fashioned” doesn’t have to mean stodgy. This story…
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The Great Brain Novels: In Schemes Begin Responsibilities
Tom Fitzgerald is more than just the smartest kid in town. In the semi-autobiographical series of “Great Brain” novels penned…
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Maurice Sendak: The Children’s Sublime
Most areas designed for children are bright and cozy, decorated in primary colors and populated by toys and furniture which…
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The Daily Pop Culture Scene
Source: Rolling Stone
The Best Songs of Etta James (RIP)—Daily Caller
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THE DAILY SCENE
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Feds to Students: You Can’t Say That–Greg Lukianoff/WSJ
The Justice and Education departments issue…
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Why You’re Addicted to TV–Newsweek
The Revolution is being televised. Anyone who…
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Is Some Sex Wrong Even Among Consenting Adults?–The Atlantic
The question remains. Are some kinds…
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Is Sex Still Sexy?–Emily Esfahani Smith/The Atlantic
There’s something missing in today’s understanding of romance and eros.
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California Schemin’: The Golden State’s Incestuous Relationship With Big Lotto | Acculturated via @Acculturated acculturated.com/2013/04/24/cal…
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Bryan Dik’s on the many lessons The Office has offered over the years on love. acculturated.com/2013/05/17/pos… pic.twitter.com/zpDnke6WYN
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How we watch tv has been changing in recent years. “Binge watching” is increasingly common. acculturated.com/daily-scene/wh…
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Meet three young women who want to teach our repressed society how to explore its relationship with death. acculturated.com/daily-scene/th…
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Mark Tapson
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