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By Jason Pugh, Northwestern State Associate Athletic Director for External Relations; featured graphic by Jason Pugh NATCHITOCHES – Coming off one of the largest single-season improvements in program ...
If I believed, coming out of the starting gate, that my only hope of living anything resembling a virtuous life is to ...
A Bulletin short fiction contest Announcing the Bulletin‘s new short fiction contest… Over the decades, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has published the smartest minds in the fields it covers, ...
ON 9 JULY 1955, at a press conference in London’s Caxton Hall, the British philosopher Bertrand Russell releases a manifesto ...
A huge feature of a popular nightclub in Kingston has officially closed as the venue begins a major transformation under new ownership.
Is there a way to walk beside capitalism but not be devoured by it? To pursue wealth, and virtue too? Rosenkranz offers ...
WHITE: In part to heal his grief, but mainly because the BBC suggested it, Amol flew to India to attend the Hindu festival of ...
Cartoons and caricatures have played a significant part in human expression and entertainment for ages. Evolving from ...
Andrew Goodwin returns to PA with his take on innovation in advice and why the profession is experiencing radical disruption ...
It’s reasonable for a country to expect its people to be patriots but not everyone feels like one. In India, expressions of patriotism have been on the rise all the same.
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Bertrand Russell on Philosophy and Science: A Rare InterviewKeywords Bertrand Russell, philosophy, science, speculation, knowledge, logical atomism, English philosophy, Continental philosophy, imagination, uncertainty Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you ...
Lord Bertrand Russell's “Open Letter to Eisenhower and Khrushchev” (New Statesman and Nation, Nov. 23, 1957), urging a summit meeting to consider “the conditions of co-existence,” provided ...
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