REFLECTIONS: Entitled to more than a 20% tip or just entitled mentality?
The other night, I took a friend out for her birthday at an upscale French restaurant.
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REFLECTIONS: Many lessons to be learned from excellent 'Holdovers'
I was looking for something to watch the other night, so I practically screamed “Free Movies!” into my remote, and up popped a suggestion I’d been meaning to rent for
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REFLECTIONS: Some thoughts on the cultural phenomenon that is Taylor Swift
When you poke a hornet’s nest, you expect to get stung.
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K-drama stars Lee Seung-gi, Lee Da-in welcome first child
A statement read, "Both the mother and child are in good health, and Lee Seung Gi conveyed the news that he is grateful and happy that a precious life was born safely."
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REFLECTIONS: Watching Biden's abortion speech interrupted a schadenfreude moment
Schadenfreude is a fabulous word.
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REFLECTIONS: About a lack of pride, and therefore a lack of shame
The other day, I was walking through the bookstore and ended up in the sports section.
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REFLECTIONS: Not even the death of a mother is off limits in today's politics
There are two things that should be completely off limits: a person’s children and a person’s grief.
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REFLECTIONS: Ex-Harvard president could learn something from new Philly mayor
I’ve been watching with some interest the backlash to Harvard University President Claudine Gay’s resignation.
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REFLECTIONS: I got something wrong about John Fetterman, and want to apologize
Regular readers weren’t surprised when I voted against John Fetterman in last year’s Senate race in Pennsylvania.
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Despite what political campaigns say, one election won't determine the fate of US democracy | Open
Over the next 10 months, billions of dollars in political machinery will serve up apocalyptic narratives about where our country is headed. Candidates will speak in partisan absolutes, framing the
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