Editorial

To drive or not to drive

A long with identifying as “Swifties,” ignoring the reported Chinese threat of bad dancing posed by TikTok, and pretending that plant-based meat is actually edible, many young people in America are engaging in another fascinating trend – not driving.

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Making a difference

Tony Robbins says as human beings, we have the innate need to contribute to those around us. Whether it comes in the form of something small like being there for a friend or something massive like contributing financially to a worthwhile cause, we realize the importance of giving back to society.

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Does St. Patrick’s Day have a future?

I am definitely a product of the great American melting pot, but on both sides of the family, a Scots-Irish ancestry is prominent.

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Muddling of gender distinctions has found previously sacred ground

I n the last few years, it has become common to see people put their pronouns in their email sign-offs, and to hear the phrase “gender fluid.”

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Amazing lace

For a funeral in Jacksonville, Fla., I pulled out my gray sweater dress and decided pantyhose of the same color would finish off the look.

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Workplace stress affects mental health

W ith one in five Americans reporting a mental illness, employers can reasonably assume that, even if not disclosed, employees living with mental illness are present in the workforce.