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by Marc Poellhuber It’s 8am in Atlanta, I am barely awake and the waitress asks: “Will that be grits or hash browns?” Trust me, I know all about befuddlement in the face of new words. You need to know that the term “hashtag” has been included in the Oxford English […]
Even if I were to take the story in Genesis literally, it is not Adam who sinned but Eve who ate the forbidden apple. At least give her credit for thirsting for knowledge.
As the year nears its end, I am in the habit of making New Year’s resolutions and I have been thinking of a few I would like to share.
Christmas is fast approaching and thousands of families have already registered for a holiday basket, being distributed from Dec. 18-24 at Sun Youth.
Whereas all agree that a rose is a flower, it is not as clear what to call a tomato.
This time of year, it is frankly discomfiting to be a Jew, possibly a Muslim, indubitably an atheist. One puts aside personal traditions and cultural baggage and makes way for the big white-bearded guy with a sack of toys.
New York is no stranger to protests and demonstrations, but the Klinghoffer Affair last month was a rarity.
I first became aware of a penchant for political verbal diarrhea back in 1993. CBC journalist, Hana Gartner, was interviewing then Prime Minister Jean Chrétien.
Alzheimer’s lasts for many years, during which time behaviors and abilities change as the disease progresses
As an investor, you may find that the elements of your portfolio that seem to draw most of your attention are stocks and bonds.
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