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A Singaporean Memoir 1976-2000, recently published by Word Image Pt. Ltd., is a sequel to his first Routes memoir covering ...

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Similarly, Oliver Wendell Holmes suggests that children are the most truthful members of society, unencumbered by pretence ...

In a world flooded with cheap facsimiles of human art, will we still be able to rely on our own faculties for creation, or ...

A sense of community and belonging at the Jones Library and the lasting memories at the building are as important to Emily ...

One morning not long ago, coffee in hand, as the sun began to glimmer on the horizon, I found myself rereading a passage from ...

Ronnie Oxendine celebrated graduating from 6th grade at Lincoln-Bassett Community School with 25 of his classmates Tuesday.

Adon Olam is one of the dearest songs sung during synagogue services. It is recited or sung at different times in different countries, usually at the end of the Shabbat and holiday morning service.

That’s why the farmer, puts a ring in his nose. Where he can wallow, and have fun, to snort, and to flop. Yet, blind as a bat ...

I should like to do anything I could,” wrote Bailey, “to help Lt. Zeph Stewart, and if he is coming to England, I hope he ...

Wise, world-weary and occasionally cynical, proverbs mirror the human experience and remain remarkably insightful today, ...