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1: The Danger of a Single Story (Adichie)
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2: The Story We Tell about Millennials — and Who We Leave Out (Allen)
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3: How the New “Aladdin” Stacks Up Against a Century of Hollywood Stereotyping (Alsultany)
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4: Mushrooms: “Nature’s Greatest Decomposers” (Anderson)
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5: Six Short Essays (Anderson)
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6: Tools and Tasks (Anonymous)
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7: Jamaica Leads in Richard Branson-Backed Plan for a Caribbean Climate Revolution (Ashtine & Rogers)
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8: In Review: Raising Eyebrows (Bamburg)
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9: Is Burning Trash a Good Way to Handle It? Waste Incineration in 5 Charts (Baptista)
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10: How to Save the Middle Class When Jobs Don’t Pay (Barnes)
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11: The Emotional Lives of Animals (Bekoff)
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12: Must the President Be a Moral Leader? (Blake)
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13: The Plot to Privatize Common Knowledge (Bollier)
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14: Shadows of the Bat: Constructions of Good and Evil in the Batman Movies of Tim Burton and Christopher Nolan (Born)
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15: Public Beats Private: Six Reasons Why (Buchheit)
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16: Misinformation and Biases Infect Social Media, Both Intentionally and Accidentally (Ciampaglia and Filippo Menczer)
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17: Habits and Virtues: Does It Matter if a Leader Kicks a Dog? (Ciulla)
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18: Seed Libraries Fight for the Right to Share (Cook)
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19: The Defense Department Is Worried about Climate Change – and Also a Huge Carbon Emitter (Crawford)
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20: Male Teachers Are Most Likely to Rate Highly in University Student Feedback (Crossley, Johnston, and Fan)
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21: Despite Public Pledges, Leading Scientific Journals Still Allow Statistical Misconduct and Refuse to Correct It (Doctorow)
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22: Writing in the Age of Distraction (Doctorow)
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23: No Food, No Water, No Sleep: Is Brazil Torturing Student Protesters? (Paula)
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24: Measles: Why It’s So Deadly, and Why Vaccination Is So Vital (Duprex)
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25: Hope and Mourning in the Anthropocene: Understanding Ecological Grief (Ellis & Cunsolo)
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26: Hydropower Dams Can Harm Coastal Areas Far Downstream (Ezcurra & Aburto)
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27: Everything You Need to Know About the Radical Roots of Wonder Woman (Finke)
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28: Why Sex Gets Better in Older Age (Forbes, Eaton, and Krueger)
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29: Are Batman and Superman the Barometer of Our Times? A Review of ‘Superheroes in Crisis’ (Franco)
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30: No, You Don’t Need to Go to Holiday Parties If You Feel Lonely (Gajwani)
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31: To Seek Common Ground on Life’s Big Questions, We Need Science Literacy (Garlick)
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32: How I Celebrate Life on the Day of the Dead (González)
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33: Do Interest-Free Loans Make Sense? No, But They Do Make a Difference (Green)
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34: “We Are Still Here”: Native Americans Win a Voice in Government (Hansen & Keeler)
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35: Cheaper Versions of the Most Expensive Drugs May Be Coming, but Monopolies Will Likely Remain (Heled)
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36: Getting a Scientific Message Across Means Taking Human Nature into Account (Hendricks)
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37: Jessie Simmons: How a Schoolteacher Became an Unsung Hero of the Civil Rights Movement (Hill-Jackson)
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38: Why Rituals Are Good for Your Health (Honarvar)
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39: The Dirt on Soil Loss from the Midwest Floods (Ippolito & Al-Kaisi)
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40: Who Are the 1 in 4 American Women Who Choose Abortion? (Ireland)
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41: The Politics of Fear: How It Manipulates Us to Tribalism (Javanbakht)
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42: To Feel Happier, We Have to Resolve to the Life We Evolved to Live (Javanbakht)
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43: 48 Hours as a Muslim American: A Professor Reflects (Khalil)
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44: So, What Really Is Jihad? (Khalil)
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45: Mapping the US Counties where Traffic Air Pollution Hurts Children the Most (Khreis)
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46: Why Native Americans Do Not Separate Religion from Science (LaPier)
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47: Juneteenth - Freedom’s Promise Is Still Denied to Thousands of Blacks Unable to Make Bail (Larson)
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48: Guardians of the Galaxy and the Fall of the Classic Hero (Lewis)
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49: Wastewater Is an Asset – It Contains Nutrients, Energy and Precious Metals, and Scientists Are Learning How to Recover Them (Li)
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50: Memorial Day (Lively)
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51: Does Recycling Actually Conserve or Preserve Things? (MacBride)
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52: Concerning the Way in Which Princes Should Keep Faith - The Prince, Chapter 18 (Machiavelli)
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53: The 1995 Anime “Ghost in the Shell” Is More Relevant than Ever in Today’s Technologically Complex Society (Maynard)
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54: What the Ban on Gene-Edited Babies Means for Family Planning (Menke)
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55: There Is More than One Religious View on Abortion - Here’s What Jewish Texts Say (Mikva)
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56: Why Women From Asia Are Confronting U.S. Fracking: Oil Extraction Equals Plastic Production (Morrison)
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57: How to Increase Your Chances of Sticking with Your Resolutions (Nonterah)
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58: Minorities Face More Obstacles to a Lifesaving Organ Transplant (Nonterah)
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59: The Blue (Oomen)
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60: How Rural Areas Like Florida’s Panhandle Can Become More Hurricane-Ready (Ozguven)
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61: Cold, Hard Harvest: Making the Case for Frozen Produce (Pandolfi)
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62: I Studied Buttons for 7 Years and Learned These 5 Lessons about How and Why People Push Them (Plotnick)
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63: California Knew the Carr Wildfire Could Happen. It Failed to Prevent it. (Schneider)
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64: Ending the Secrecy of the Student Debt Crisis (Schorin)
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65: Ending the Secrecy of the Student Debt Crisis (Senderowicz)
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67: What the US Could Learn about Vaccination from Nigeria (Shankar)
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68: Book Review - The End of Ownership (Sheehan)
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69: A Syrian Asks Herself: Am I Capable of Killing? (Shehwaro)
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70: Visiting First Place School: Reflections on Other-Centric Education, Private Education, & Identity (Shepard)
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71: A Feminist’s Guide to Rom-Coms and How to Watch Them (Sutriasa)
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72: Fix the Machine, Not the Person (Swartz)
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73: Catwoman’s Hyde: A Comparative Reading of the 2002 Catwoman Relaunch and Stevenson’s Novella (Syn)
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74: How a Green New Deal Could Exploit Developing Countries (Táíwò)
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75: Capturing Carbon to Fight Climate Change is Dividing Environmentalists (Táíwò and Buck)
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76: Time Wasn’t Always Money: Decolonizing Time in Diaspora (Villaseñor)
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77: Why Good People Turn Bad Online (Vince)
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78: Taking the Native American Narrative Beyond Reservations (Vizcarra)
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79: Which Future Would You Choose? (Walljaspar & Klein)
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80: America's Walking Renaissance (Walljasper)
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81: Austin, Indiana: The HIV Capital of Small-Town America (Wapner)
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82: On Reparations, the Question Isn’t If, but When and How (Warfield)
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83: You’re Not Going to Get Accepted into a Top University on Merit Alone (Warikoo)
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84: Chicago’s Urban Prep Academy – Known for 100% College Acceptance Rates – Put Reputation Ahead of Results (Warren)
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85: Recent Attempts at Reparations Show that World War II Is Not Over (Webster)
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86: The Black Muslim Female Fashion Trailblazers Who Came before Model Halima Aden (Wheeler)
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87: For a Flooded Midwest, Climate Forecasts Offer Little Comfort (Wu)
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88: Think You Love Your Valentine? What’s Beneath the Surface May Be More Complicated (Zayas & Shoda)
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