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March 31, 2023
While there are more reports of attempted book bans in the region than before, banning books are still rare.
November 3, 2022
More than most books four times its size, "Foster" does several of the things we ask of great literature: It expands our world, diverting our attention outward, and it opens up our hearts and minds.
November 1, 2022
More than most books four times its size, Foster does several of the things we ask of great literature: It expands our world, diverting our attention outward, and it opens up our hearts and minds.
November 1, 2022
More than most books four times its size, Foster does several of the things we ask of great literature: It expands our world, diverting our attention outward, and it opens up our hearts and minds.
May 22, 2022
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April 10, 2022
There's been a change in leadership of APSCUF, the faculty union at the State System of Higher Education. Delegates yesterday elected Dr. Kenneth Mash...
April 8, 2022
Operatives who helped elect Sen. Jon Ossoff are exporting their voter contact program to more states for the midterm elections.
April 5, 2022
Take a look at these delicate of the strong footage from mariupol. theres hope it could be a status on friday to help thousands of people escape. our correspondent ellen foster says there may be optimism, but also a certain amount of realism about the prospect of this humanitarian corridor or being able to help. —— alan foster. well keep right across that. thats it for now, get me any time on twitter. this is outside source on bbc news. hello there. well, it may well have felt like weve gone...
January 7, 2022
How literature is helping people navigate mental health issues
January 20, 2021
2021/01/20 04:40 ATLANTA (AP) — For some, helping to get out the vote during Georgias U.S. Senate runoffs meant writing checks for campaigns. Others signed up to canvass neighborhoods or make calls for campaign phone banks. Brandon Litman took a different approach by making thousands of pieces of art to connect the Democratic candidates with voters. The 39-year-old artist from Brooklyn, New York, packed up his spray paint and traveled to Atlanta in early December amid...