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Arts and Culture

Putting on One's Sunday Best: Helping the Homeless

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The idiom "putting on one's Sunday best" refers to dressing in one's finest clothes, traditionally reserved for special occasions or church services on Sundays. This practice has historical and cultural roots dating back to times when Sunday was [...] Read more

The Power and Impact of Words Throughout History

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Words are powerful tools that have shaped the course of history, influenced the hearts and minds of people, and defined civilizations. They possess the ability to start wars, as seen in the rhetoric that fuels conflicts, or to bring about peace, as [...] Read more

Tomas Belsky An American Icon

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Tomas Belsky, born on July 4, 1938, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, is a distinguished artist, educator, and social activist. His creative journey began in his youth, heavily influenced by the cultural richness of his Russian/Polish immigrant parents. [...] Read more

Train Hopping in History

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Discover the art of train-hopping in our history, where resilience and resourcefulness prevailed amidst economic hardships. While we celebrate its past, we caution against its dangers, choosing instead to embrace the bicycle for safer exploration. [...] Read more

Hitching with Irv Thomas - Part 3

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In the final part of the interview, Irv Thomas imparts his wisdom and reflections on the future. He advises those seeking to "drop out" of the system to cultivate a support structure and create connections with people who share similar beliefs and [...] Read more

Hitching with Irv Thomas - Part 2

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In the second part of the interview, Irv Thomas shares more stories from his hitchhiking experiences and provides practical tips for those interested in hitchhiking. He recounts a memorable encounter where he unknowingly hitched a ride with a driver [...] Read more

Hitching with Irv Thomas - Part 1

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Irv Thomas, a seasoned hitchhiker and author, delves into his fascinating journey of dropping out of the conventional world and embracing a life of adventure. His hitchhiking escapades began at the age of 16, and since then, he has been on a [...] Read more

American Kabuki Theater

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Once upon a time in a great American city, there was a grand theater called "The House of Politics." This theater was renowned far and wide for its spectacular performances of "Modern American Kabuki." The actors who graced the stage were [...] Read more