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Autism and mental health in a pandemic

By Kristen Wheeler on April 15, 2020
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April is Autism Awareness Month, which you knew unless you’ve spent the last decade under a rock. There’s a side of autism that you don’t see if you don’t live with/teach/support an […]

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Today we close the doors at Scholars & Rogues after 13 years and nearly 11,000 posts on politics, arts, literature, music, popular culture, the environment, journalism and media, international affairs, sports, race, […]

Your Daily Devotional for Now Until the End of Time

By Jeff Tiedrich on April 16, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )

hey everyone — I’d like to thank the gang at Scholars & Rogues for giving me the space to do this. it was fun! see you all around the internet …

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Your Daily Devotional for April 15, 2020

By Jeff Tiedrich on April 15, 2020

remember after Hurricane Sandy when Obama made all the governors dance and beg for help? of course you don’t. Obama sprang to immediate action and did what needed to be done, because […]

Your Daily Devotional for April 14, 2020

By Jeff Tiedrich on April 14, 2020

what kind of shithole country murders its own postal service Your Daily Devotional is a lightly-edited entry from my Twitter feed. Follow me at @itsJeffTiedrich

First they came…

By Tamara Enz on April 14, 2020
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18 October–Oslo It is almost awkward to be in the world of light, trees, and birds again. The noise and chaos of the group over the last two weeks remain in my […]

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By Jim Booth on April 13, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )
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So, we’ll go no more a roving    So late into the night, Though the heart be still as loving,    And the moon be still as bright. For the sword outwears its sheath, […]

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By Jeff Tiedrich on April 13, 2020

when asked how he would know when it was safe to go out in public again, the guy who stared directly into an eclipse and said to rake the forest and waterbomb […]

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