A backyard without adult rules
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Why this chaplain sees her atheism as a gift NPR · Rachel Martin All four of her grandparents survived the Nazi concentration camps, which shaped so much of their lives and, as a result, hers. Spain’s World Cup belongs to players amid Jorge Vilda controversy ESPN · Mark Ogden The La Roja coach was booed by the crowd when he held the trophy aloft and celebrated victory with barely a pat on the back from his players. |
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Why the U.S. model for college sports is unsustainable Outside Magazine · Martin Fritz Huber The dissolution of the Pac-12 is a reminder that Olympic sports like running need to find a new business model. And that’s not such a bad thing. A night at the door with Atlanta’s college bar bouncers Punch · Mike Jordan The eyes and ears of three very different venues tell us about their normal — and not-so-normal — nights on the job. My backyard is now free of adult rules Fatherly · Patrick A. Coleman I thought the experiment might turn the yard into the Thunderdome. Instead, it’s a place to learn how to enjoy freedom. Working cattle ranch vacations moretimetotravel.com · Irene S. Levine A city slicker wrangles a cowboy adventure. When talented artists are accused of terrible things motherjones.com · Ruth Murai What to read, watch, and listen to when a cultural icon breaks your heart. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s the Kim Sisters JSTOR Daily · Matthew Wills Long before K-pop, the trio made a splash in the U.S. and had a top-10 single with a cover of “Charlie Brown.” |
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