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Category Archives: etiquette
DISCONNECT
When you get on a subway in New York City, you see rows of people holding cellphones. At restaurants in Syracuse, where I live, I’ve often seen entire families with cellphones: father, mother and children paying no attention to each … Continue reading
BOARDING SCHOOLS
Child neglect by the poor is well known. Child neglect by the rich is also well know socially, although not so documented by the government. One of the most effective ways for the rich to place them in boarding schools, called … Continue reading
CARDINAL EXCLUSION
Over the next few weeks a new pope will be elected. It’s no secret that while many cardinals are gathered in Rome, only the ones under 80 will be allowed to vote. The practical purpose behind this policy is political. … Continue reading
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STOP THE NONSENSE: THE NRA’S LEAKY LOGIC
On Friday, December 21st, the NRA broke its silence after the Connecticut school shootings. At a press conference, the NRA’s vice-president suggested that future catastrophes could be avoided by the presence of an armed guard in each school. A bad … Continue reading
WHO’S LISTENING?
We live in an Orwellian society. There’s no question we are being watched. Many cities, in order to catch traffic infractions, now have cameras posted at intersections. It is standard for stores and other businesses to position security cameras so as … Continue reading
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KATNISS
Death is her shadow, Hunger her trainer, Love her motive. War is her region’s past and fam’ly’s future. She strives, and still loses most ev’ryone. So you with Plenty’s keys in your hands so soon, how do you see … Continue reading
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PARENTS RICH AND POOR
The socialist George Bernard Shaw said that wealth is as hard on the rich as poverty is on the poor. Certainly with regard to parenting, this is true. The problems poor people have as parents are well known. They are … Continue reading
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