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  Leadership Lessons from The Jazz Masters
  Article by John Edward Hasse

  Jazz may not be an obvious source of inspiration for leaders, but leadership at its best is like jazz. Both are ephem...

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  The Trust by Norb Vonnegut - Chapters 1 & 2
  Article by Norb Vonnegut

  Norb Vonnegut lends his unique insider’s perspective and his darkly humorous writing to a fast-talking suspense thril...

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  Muslim Women and Fashion
  Topic by Marta Segal Block

  When the movie Sex and the City 2 came out a couple of years ago it was universally panned as being poorly and lazily written. But one area that critics couldn't agree on was whether or not it was sexist and anti-Muslim, and specifically, anti-Muslim-women. One of the main scences of...

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  Digital Stories Dramatize Information’s Role in the Lives of People and Communities
  Article by Peter M Shane

  "Information Stories" is a series of online videos designed to show what's at stake for individuals and local communi...

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  Bonnaroo Music Festival 2013
  Topic by Bryan Rodgers

  News, previews, interviews, and reviews concerning the 2013 Bonnaroo Music Festival, a large multi-day music and arts event held in Manchester, TN, USA. Since its inception in 2002, Bonnaroo has become the nation's ultimate music destination, garnering an exponentially larger amount of media...

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  The Pathosophical Pied-Piper Philologist Converses with the Philosophical Poet
  Article by R Allen Shoaf

  The next step for me in the discipline of Pied-Piper Philology is the exploration of what I call "Pathosophy" (on ana...

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  Hot Dance Moves: Where Have They Gone?
  Topic by Marta Segal Block

  From The Twist and The Mashed Potato  in the 1960s to The Hustle and  The Bump in the 1970s;   The Electric Slide  in the 1980s; and  The   Macarena in the early 1990s,  it used to seem like group dances with specific moves dominated the dance floor. Today's dance moves are much more...