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Explore the power of puns
It's not a hard and fast rule, but it occurs to us that if you're attending a protest topless, your message may be a bit muddled.
Few things excite a word lover like a good protest sign. "End Corporate Personhood" is not that sign. Neither is "Wall...Tags: Apple iPhone
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Piri Thomas dies at 83; Latino writer
For Piri Thomas, being a dark-hued Latino in 1930s New York was far from the best of worlds. His siblings were fair-skinned, like his Puerto Rican mother, but he took after his black Cuban father, whose unsettled feelings about race scarred both of them....Tags: Minority Groups, Edgar Allan Poe, Ralph Ellison, Poetry, Racism
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Off to China
Historically speaking, China is a society that holds learning and education in high esteem. It's hardly alone in that respect. The emphasis on learning in the Chinese Confucian tradition are comparable to the learning-focused philosophies of Aristotle...Tags: Religion and Belief, Taiwan, Travel, China, Trips and Vacations
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Atheists cling to myths, too, writer says
!["It's all myth," goes a popular comment by atheists. But a new article, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy/2011/06/20/23128/" target="_blank"><strong>"5 Myths Atheists Believe about Religion</strong></a>," argues that nontheists, too, hold unproven, irrational beliefs.](http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62674202-22094004.jpg ""It's all myth,\" goes a popular comment by atheists. But a new article, <a rel=\"nofollow\" href=\"http://blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy/2011/06/20/23128/\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>\"5 Myths Atheists Believe about Religion</strong></a>,\" argues that nontheists, too, hold unproven, irrational beliefs.")
"It's all myth," goes a popular comment by atheists. But a new article, "5 Myths Atheists Believe about Religion," argues that nontheists, too, hold unproven, irrational beliefs.
Like what? Well, like . . .
"Religion requires belief in a supernatural...Tags: Martin Luther King Jr., Osama bin Laden, John Lennon
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Chinese culture and language take form in summer camp at Calexico
Staff WriterCALEXICO — As a class of teenagers went out on its own to try to keep its foreign, feathered contraptions in the air with its feet, the teens found the Chinese game of shuttlecock was not as easy as their instructor made it look. “I can&...Tags: College Sports, Arts and Culture, Culture, High School Sports
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Amazing Race Recap: And so it begins
TribLocal - EvanstonWelcome to the newest season of “The Amazing Race!” I've been a fan of the show for a long time. If I was ever to …... -
'The Amazing Race' recap: ready, set, go!
Show TrackerEleven teams leave Los Angeles for Taipei, Taiwan, in the "Amazing Race" kickoff; one is saved by Twitter.... -
Matthew McConaughey, Michael Connelly talk 'The Lincoln Lawyer' over beers
Matthew McConaughey has just cracked open his second Corona when the man wearing Mardi Gras beads and a Village People policeman's cap approaches his car.
"Do you know Duane?" the inebriated-looking man asks with suspicion, poking his head inside the...Tags: Crimes, Comedy (genre), Ryan Phillippe, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (movie), Carrie Fisher
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Journey to China gala brings cultures together
Staff WriterAn increasingly invaluable opportunity to experience Chinese culture arrives tonight in the form of the San Diego State University-Imperial Valley campus scholarship gala. The Journey to China themed gala gives attendees exposure to Chinese culture,...Tags: Music Theater, Chengdu (China), Arts and Culture, China, Cultural Development
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China's president to visit Chicago
Tribune reporterWASHINGTON—The president of China will visit Chicago for two days next week, an event Mayor Richard Daley calls "big, big, big, big." President Hu Jintao, 68, who has led China since 2003, will be in the city on Jan. 20 and 21 as part of a state...Tags: Columbia College Chicago, Richard M. Daley, Regional Authority, Walter Payton, China
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Book review: 'Vietnamerica' by GB Tran
Los Angeles Times Book CriticVietnamerica A Family's Journey GB Tran Villard: 179 pp., $30 Where does memory end and myth begin? GB Tran's graphic novel "Vietnamerica: A Family's Journey" occupies the messy middle ground of that question. Born in 1976 in South Carolina, Tran was...Tags: Family, Vietnam, Los Angeles Times, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Fiction
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