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Most of the time, the elaborate kingdoms we concoct as children don’t survive the voyage to adulthood; the fantasy worlds soon become mere memories, if that. “Christopher Robin” explores a different fate for these universes.
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“I Can’t Date Jesus” leaves room for the reader to wonder just how much personal insight into one another we can be expected to give and receive.
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The stand-up comedian, currently based in New York, has kept it simple by centering her material on everyday encounters, such as her warfare with dirty hotel rooms.
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My closet soon filled with big patterned sweaters and patchwork jackets, floral vests and graphic tees promoting Ricky Martin or the Rainforest Cafe.
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Whatever your relationship with your dad is, he’s bound to love the fact that you took the time out of your own busy life to think of him and to show him how much he means to you. That’s something you can’t put a price on.
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Growing up, my parents, who had raised their children in a country far from where they were born and raised, always emphasized the importance of staying connected with our roots and learning about our culture.
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What is the real freedom of summer? How do we get the most out of such freedom? How do we do away with the summer boredom lurking around the corner? If you’ve ever wondered about these questions, we at the Clog have some advice for you.
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The family practices I saw on “Full House” and other American TV shows couldn’t apply to my own family because of our drastic cultural differences.
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Fresh off the blissful week that left us all too soon, we at the Clog have got our fair share of reasons why spring break reigns supreme.
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While I had spent all weekend complaining about finals, ranting about the length of papers and cursing school in general, my grandma was nearly 2,000 miles away fighting death.
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