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A Better Way to Work
What could be more American than hard work? We are a country of people who believe in meritocracy, in striving to…
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Building Technology Boundaries
As much as I don’t like to think about it now, my 2-year-old daughter will not always desire to spend…
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Sirach for Social Media
At first glance, it may seem odd that social media places a premium on less. The internet makes vast amounts…
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Do Whatever Makes You Happy
These seemingly harmless well-intentioned words, can appear on the surface to be a wonderful wish for someone we love or…
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Book Review: Redeeming Administration
With summer vacations winding down and the world getting back to the business of school and work, it is the…
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Ode to Feminine Genius: A Frugal Woman
A Frugal woman. Sounds kinda boring, doesn’t it? Like that woman wearing an ill-fitting jeans jumper that looks like it’s from…
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My Rules for Discourse on the Internet
I could be having a great day and a nasty exchange on the Internet will always bring me down. Whether…
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Social Media Fasts: Making Room for Blessings
Remember when social media fasting was trending during Lent? My big undertaking for Lent was to fast from Facebook, and…
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A Market for Disability: Down Syndrome and the Economic Imagination
In a powerful profile of his son Jamie, a young man with Down syndrome, Michael Be?rube? explores some of the key challenges…
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Five Things Pope Francis Wouldn’t Do Online
We all probably wish we could take back some things we have said and done online, not only for our…