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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “critical thinking difficult issues”

Declarations of Dependence

Glenn Adamson August 8, 2019 Opinion

America has been many things to many people: a city on a hill; a beacon of freedom; a melting pot. Now, the worry is that we’ve become a piggy bank.

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Maker’s Mark

Glenn Adamson June 12, 2019 Opinion

Downtown Philadelphia is organized around a Calder family retrospective. It was my Uncle Fred, who has lived in the city for more than fifty years, who first pointed this out to me.

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Five Leaves Left

Glenn Adamson March 12, 2019 Opinion

It’s not often you get to celebrate the 150th anniversary of a twig. Yet that is exactly the opportunity that presented itself this past October 13. On that date, back in the year 1868, Sophia Thoreau leaned over a sprig of five shagbark hickory leaves and inscribed them, in indelible ink, with some lines from a poem by her brother Henry.

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