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High School Lessons

Barbara Chiarello - 0
One year a high school friend came over on my birthday. She was shocked that I had no birthday cake. I wasn’t. 

Pain by Numbers

Samantha Woods - 0
Pain is everything from the ache in my jaw to the grief I felt at my grandmother's bedside.

Finding Purpose in the Wake of Loss

Andrea Magder - 2
What I failed to recognize then was that hollow ache I was feeling wasn't solely derived from my loss, but that it stemmed from something deeper.

Conversations With My TherApIst: Why ChatGPT is good for more than cheating on your writing

Matthew Godwin - 1
For the past few months, I'd been using ChatGPT in ways that would make Silicon Valley evangelists either deeply uncomfortable or oddly proud.

Made In the U.S.A with Exotic Parts

Giulia Levy - 0
They talk to each other about their days, about the news, their fears, their communities, the conversation sliding to I.C.E.

A Meditation on Anorexia and Parkinson’s Disease

Cierra Haynes - 2
You realize that having two daughters to take care of him when the Parkinson’s eventually destroys his ability to function on his own is better than one

Walter’s Stupid Wiggles

Nick Wilson - 1
Staring up this intimidatingly steep path ahead of us, I realized that we were horribly mistaken by what Walter’s Wiggles were. 

This House Isn’t Yours:  A Story of Power, Property, and Quiet War

Nadia Sinclair - 1
Then came the bushes planted along the side of my home—neatly, legally, and well within my property line. To be sure, I hired two independent surveyors.

Emails to Danny

Jacob Potash - 0
I like the voice messages even better than your emails, probably because you have a nice voice. I also like the pauses and sighs.
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