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    Jun 1

    Understanding the history of institutionalized racism is key to understanding this weekend's protests. has compiled a syllabus to help contextualize, teach, and understand:

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  2. Dec 24

    ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and an undead Jesus walked the earth. No wonder early modern Jewish people played games and sang songs to scare him off.

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  3. Dec 23

    Although it was the language of sacred texts and ritual, modern Hebrew wasn’t spoken in conversation till the late nineteenth century.

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  4. Dec 23

    The Venus Flytrap is our plant of the month!

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  5. Dec 23

    Did you know that puffins use tools?

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  6. Dec 23

    Our very favorite stories of 2020.

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  7. Dec 23

    Pigeons are awesome.

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  8. Dec 22

    Want some winter holiday scholarship? We have a round-up!

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  9. Dec 22

    Shocking absolutely no one, Hemingway hated film adaptations of his work.

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  10. Dec 21
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  11. Dec 21

    A look at gender identity in Weimar Germany.

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  12. Dec 18

    Puzzles are fun? Puzzles are fun.

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  13. Dec 18

    How do White House transitions work?

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  14. Dec 18

    Peak achieved! The language of Grimm's fairy tales.

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  15. Dec 17

    Need some gift ideas? We have you covered.

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  16. Dec 17

    What relationship - if any - does Playboy have with feminism?

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  17. Dec 16

    Mrs. Claus and uncompensated household labor.

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  18. Dec 16

    Jane Austen was born today in 1775! On the importance of flaws in her writing.

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  19. Dec 16

    How Yellowstone Extremophile Bacteria Helped With Covid-19 Testing: the heat-resistant enzyme from Thermus aquaticus is used in PCR testing to detect pathogens.

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  20. Dec 15

    In nineteenth-century New England, you whispered important life events to the bees. 🐝 🐝 🐝

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  21. Dec 14

    When women's endurance walking was all the rage.

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