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Musings of a Legal Writing Professor

Marketing to Women Online: Yvonne's blog where I, and several guest authors, discuss marketing real to women - - and where I muse on What Women Want. I advise businesses on how to reach the real women who buy their products and services.

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Located in Silverlake, Hilltop is a cooperative preschool that provides high-quality childcare and early education to a diverse range of working families.

Helping You Navigate Next-Gen Ed Reform from the Great State of Maine

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The name of this blog is A Rigid Designator

Diario Geek é um HUB de conteúdo aleatorio desenvovido por Nerds, Geeks e Otakus. Aprecie sem moderação.

Villanova University's Graduate History Blog

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A prática da ciência de forma simples

tips and inspiration for your own experiment with holy time

A blog about the successes and challenges that I see for historic preservationists and public historians

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The best way to teach and learn English grammar. Lessons and exercises teaching grammar with sentence diagramming. Confident teachers, engaged students, joyful learning.

An open online highschool Philosophy course

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The search for truth in human action

Thoughts from my study of Horror, Media, and Narrrative

Her Dark Materials: notes from the world of children's books

Mathematics for the interested outsider

Austin, Texas novelist Ruth Pennebaker, who’s old enough to call herself “fabulous,” writes about family, politics, marriage, friendship, feminism, aging and whatever else occurs to her. She’s currently working on Pucker Up!, a cheeky guide to aging, with cartoonist Marian Henley.

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Teaching tips for college faculty on classroom management, effective teaching tools, and much more

A blog about philosophy, criminology, psychology and other interesting things that matter in life.

A blog about philosophy, criminology, psychology and other interesting things that matter in life.

"It is not for you to complete the work, but neither are you free to abstain from it." Avot 2: 21

Gary Greenberg is a practicing psychotherapist in Connecticut and author of The Book of Woe, Manufacturing Depression, and The Noble Lie.

Create a charitable gift registry with your favorite nonprofits and invite your friends and family to donate.

Located in Shrewsbury, MA, Saint John’s High School is a private, boys day school for grades 9 through 12.

Rethinking the Role of the Literacy Leader

Digital Green is an international non-profit development organization that supports rural communities across South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa to produce and share videos on sustainable agricultural and health practices

Jon Chretien is a New York City based front end engineer currently bulding web apps at Spotify, and before that at the The New York Times.

VEN is a non-profit organization promoting better understanding of ethical issues and choices in health care.

Springboard Collaborative combines targeted student instruction with parent training in an incentivized system that closes the literacy gap.

Blog de literatura de Martín Cristal. Diario de lectura y otros textos

Click here to read or here for a summary Philosophy (and its equivalents, as in parts of literary, critical and cultural studies) is distinguished from other disciplines by a more dedicated focus on theory. Many view philosophy's self-exemption from ‘real world’ empirical testing as a non-issue or even an advantage, in allowing philosophy to focus…