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French fries and algorithms
Reading literature won’t make you rich and famous, but it can help you find your soul
Mar 24
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Life on foot
If you could walk to work or the grocery store or the doctor, would you? Recently, I wrote about how owning a reliable car is a privilege most take for…
Mar 17
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Joan Zwagerman
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I went to Jared
He’s a gem of a legislator but it turns out that “trial by blanket” was not Noem’s undoing.
Mar 8
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Joan Zwagerman
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Stay human
The aim of the tech bros is not to make your life better
Mar 3
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Joan Zwagerman
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The privilege of getting from Point A to Point B
But what if you don’t—or can’t--drive
Feb 24
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Joan Zwagerman
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Olympic proportions
I haven’t watched the Winter Olympics for a number of cycles—a lot has changed, but sometimes (the sexism) is way too slow to change and not just at…
Feb 17
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The toddler whisperer
A grandma tests the road to naptime and bedtime
Feb 10
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Joan Zwagerman
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Is listening ‘reading’?
No, but it keeps me awake and ultimately, does it matter if I'm engaging with literature by ear or by sight
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Joan Zwagerman
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