What will Death find in his stocking on Christmas morning? A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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What will Death find in his stocking on Christmas morning? A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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Mr. Puff has been mightily busy these final autumn days, trying to tie things up before the solstice. Thus his updates from the field have been far too infrequent.
But he would like to direct his readers’ attentions to the always venturesome Kitchen Theatre Company, who have two more performances of a most delightful holiday frolic, [...]
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A serial turkey killer is on the loose, and the FBI aims to find out whodunit. A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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The following is a statement by the members of Occupy Ithaca:
ON SEPTEMBER 17, 2011, hundreds of people of all ages, classes, races, and incomes marched on Wall Street in New York City and convened in Zuccotti Park, where they set up a cooperative living space that would allow them the freedom of assembly they needed [...]
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A few tricks to make sure you never lose your keys again. A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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When providing psychotherapy, one must be sensitive to cultural differences. A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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Peter Yarrow on the Occupy Wall Street movement, peace and protest.
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Can such soul-cultivating lead to genuine community-building on a massive scale, or might we get stuck in a Baudrillardian nightmare of ongoing protest-process, pursuing the discourse of desire and mistaking it for Reality? By Danielle Winterton
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Can we stop this unfeeling dictator and her unrelenting seasons? A cartoon by Amelia Sauter.
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Ed Dittenhoefer catches the action on the Ithaca Commons at the annual Apple Harvest Festival.
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