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This 'art supply thrift store' is a first-rate idea built on second-hand supplies
Springfield's new Arrow Creative Reuse, one of more than 100 reusable resource centers in the U.S., is a safe space for imaginative thinkers.
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How do you weave ancestry into a workplace?
'Work family' takes on new meaning at Lake|Flato's new San Antonio headquarters.
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The worth of a well-check
In sickness and in health, finding the humanity in healthcare.
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I'm not a Parakeet, but I always wanted to be one
Pondering Jimmy Buffett's legacy of ancestral music fandom.
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Thirty-eight percent
A leaky shower, a vanishing lake and digging deep to find the well.
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Can someone please give Barbie a hamburger?
'Barbie' got us thinking about what it means to be human, but is this summer's blockbuster really all that feminist?
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Learning First American history, from First Americans, at new Oklahoma City cultural center
The First Americans Museum, 30 years in the making, features an all-Native curatorial staff, a 90-foot mound and a rectifying walk through history.
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Whose story will go on?
What a visit to the Titanic museum in Branson taught me about preserving immigrant stories.
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