Bye Bye Britannica
One of my fondest memories of growing up is reading our family’s New Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia set. It’s geeky, I know, but as a
March 20, 2012
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One of my fondest memories of growing up is reading our family’s New Book of Knowledge Encyclopedia set. It’s geeky, I know, but as a
I just finished watching “Kony 2012,” a documentary some are calling the most watched Internet video of all time. As I write this, the official
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OK, they’re not actually lobbying for it, but they are keeping their eyes peeled. And odds are you already sorta know about it. So don’t
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It’s one thing to see random acts of kindness on TV or in a movie. It’s quite another to personally experience one in real life.
The debate has raged on for some time now: How much influence do celebrities have? Do these singers, actors, reality stars and internet icons really
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