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Winning NIL

Student athletes can finally earn money off of their name, image and likeness. And: many elite athletes have had their careers ruined for using banned substances. Is it worth it?

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Open Book

How 108 farmers became teachers.

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Underground and Taboo

In the 1990s, a group of Black mothers known as The Circle formed an underground gambling ring in Danville, Virginia.

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Destroying the Soul

Yemen’s ongoing humanitarian disaster.

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Magic and Miracles

The connection between Mr. Rogers Neighborhood and daoism.

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REPLAY Writing Through

What do the mythological Chimera and motherhood have in common?

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REPLAY: The Voyage of the USS Albatross

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Baking by Ear

Talking Betty Crocker recipes and prosthetic limbs.

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Piping Up For Community

Bag pipes, DC’s Punk Archive Zine Library, and ceramic artwork.

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The Five Senses

Was DaVinci a painter who became a scientist, or an artist beginning with the science of sight?

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Who Runs the World?

Every disaster creates new social capital.

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Legacies of World War II

When you think of archeology what comes to mind? Maybe paper maps and pickaxes in dusty places?

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