“The conquistadors had a name for this place: El Despoblado, the unpeopled, but Maria saw hope in those vast sands.”
Waiting for a vaccine is not the only option when taking on COVID-19. Generic drugs might help, too.
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In the news for the week ending May 29, 2020, are weight gain, a hungry yellow disc, hockey and tennis, Betty White, and more.
The director of The Full Monty traces the real-life story of British women who form an impromptu choir to pass the time while their spouses are off fighting in Afghanistan.
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Tim Durham talks about why the Indy 500 is more than just a car race and why its fans miss it so keenly.
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We’re warning you now: after reading this, you’ll be humming these theme songs all day.
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Since the removal of two dams on the Elwha River in the Pacific Northwest, salmon are spawning once again, animals large and small are returning to the river banks, and hundreds of acres of barren former lakebed are greening.
By seeing the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to become a better you and, in doing so, better manage all of the challenges that it presents to you, you retake control of your life from the pandemic and you mitigate its impact.
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Swapping memes with your work colleagues about toilet paper shortages or Zoom meetings can create feelings of acceptance and community. Most importantly, they can keep you from completely losing your mind.
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Taking a look at the health and economic impact of the 1918 influenza pandemic may give us some insight into what to expect in the aftermath of COVID-19.
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Whether you prefer to sail, canoe, or motor across the water, you know you can always count on the unexpected!
Poor mothers-in-law have been the butt of humorists’ jokes for decades. These cartoons from the 1950s prove it!
All of these cartoons were created in the 1940 and ’50s, but with the coronavirus pandemic, they suddenly mean something a little different.
