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Long Live The Death Of Print

What will a “man of letters” do when the books are all gone?

How is the experience of becoming a grandparent colored by the memory of early parenthood?

How do kinship-based and tribally-organized societies compare to current and more typically Western ideas about governance?

Who was 19th Century explorer Paul Du Chaillu and what impact did his “discovery” of Africa’s gorillas have on contemporary scientific study?

Could an occasional break from our ever-present stream of media, information, and connectivity be good for us and good for society?

How do children learn to adapt when their families fall apart?

Who says the age of exploration is over?

Why does the story of Adam and Eve surface so often in today’s pop culture?

What can college students learn by visiting the historic sites of the Civil Rights Era?

How have newsgathering and reporting changed with the immediacy of social media?

What are the warning signs that domestic violence is happening and how can women, kids, and family members get help?

To what ends would you go to learn to cook and eat all the foods of your dreams?