This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog. Bread molds before the expiration date: someone will catch a cold this winter. The dishtowel has a hole in it: something missing will be found.
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This story is part three of three. Part two is "Emily's Notes."
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This story is part two in a series. Part one is "Sociopath's Notes." After they took her I went back to my old name. I cut my hair close to my scalp, gave up milk, became austere. I had lived so long in a parody of boldness.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog. The night was so silent, to speak felt like tossing a stone down a deep well. "How's your wife?" I asked, and then winced at the echoes.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog. And sorry, I know today isn't Monday.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog. Deborah F. was the first one to hear it, and since she was crazy we ignored her. The previous week she had accused us of stealing from her dog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Monday series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Day series, which, now that I'm in graduate school, will change for the time being to Story Every Monday. I'm adding story-every-monday to the tags for watchlisters. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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While football does see the most concussions (and controversy over their treatment) in high school athletics, girls competing in sports such as soccer and basketball are more susceptible to concussions than boys are in the same sports, studies show.
This is another installment in my Story Every Day series, which, now that I'm in graduate school, will change for the time being to Story Every Monday. I'm adding story-every-monday to the tags for watchlisters. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Day series, which, now that I'm in graduate school, will change for the time being to Story Every Monday. I'm adding story-every-monday to the tags for watchlisters. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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After white parents in this racially mixed city complained about school overcrowding, school authorities set out to draw up a sweeping rezoning plan.
This is another installment in my Story Every Day series, which, now that I'm in graduate school, will change for the time being to Story Every Monday. I'm adding story-every-monday to the tags for watchlisters. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Day series, which may, now that I'm in graduate school, be transitioning into Story Every Week. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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This is another installment in my Story Every Day series. For the first installment, go here. For more stories, see the blog.
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A new working paper from economists Victor Lavy of Hebrew University and Analía Schlosser of Princeton attempts to unpick the peer effects associated with gender, using data on nearly half a million students passing through Israel's school system in the 1990s.
Annalog, simply put, is the best, fairest, most intelligent writer I've seen on Newsinve. No one even close. Come back, Anna. Where are you :)
I've always enjoyed your choice of seeding and writing. I'm surprised that you haven't been drawn into this already so I've tagged you on this 8-things thing. Feel free to take part or not, either way I eagerly await your next post.
Theannalog is always well-researched and writes with a logical perspective.
Also, thank you for being on the panel of TVC Episode 4 :)
— Ilyanep
Theannalog. Nuff said.
Probably the first real "giant" of Newsvine to emerge.
Anna's article about stopping leaks by not doing stuff you wouldn't want leaked was one of, if not the most, well-spoken, intelligent, and thoroughly researched articles I've read on the Vine. Keep up the good work!
Anna is a great writer with an unmatched feel for the zeitgeist. Luckily she uses her uncanny powers for good, not evil. Go Anna!
— Djehuty
With well-written articles that are often on controversial subjects, she demonstrates her courage and intellect at the same time. Her articles should be a required piece of reading for every Newsviner.
You're a real good writer, Anna, and your column has the most original name.
Anna's one of my favorite Original Newsviners. She's steadfast, presents her points effectively and has a kind yet firm approach to debates. Now all we have to do is build out the tools so that Tangle can really take off.
Yay Anna!
You have my vote for most reasonable person on Newsvine. Is that possible? Can I do that?
— kevinb66
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