Or is it? I am writing these words on the first day of a new year, indeed a new decade well into the 21st century CE in the West. I struggle...
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In this article, I try to disentangle the complex perspectives on transitioning Psychological issues, just as do paintings, look very different in different frames. Therapists, in fact, do consider reframing...
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The next wave of problems This past November, millions of Americans heaved a collective sigh of relief. They were joined by many, many citizens and governments of other countries, who...
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Who tells the truth and who lies? I am writing this article a few days prior to the American presidential election. By the time you read these words, that very...
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How Attribution Works In the late 19th century and the early part of the 20th century, pink was promoted and advertised as strong and masculine color. The use of typewriters...
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Tune in for further instructions We are watching now what may very well be the last American election. Before 2016, such words would have been unthinkable and unspeakable. The rapidity...
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Gillian Kenah ’20 is an example of what Harpur Edge wants to accomplish: providing students in Harpur College of Arts and Sciences with a jumpstart on their future by connecting them with...
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It is hard to know where things began when we are already in the middle of it all It is hard to know where things began when we are already...
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Part 2 of a DCReport Series: A Feminist Perspective on Mary Trump’s Portrayal of the World’s Most Dangerous Man Dr. Mary Trump’s new book, Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man, made publishing…
Why Are You Experiencing Low Grade Depression? Michelle Obama has declared publicly that she is experiencing a low-grade depression. Many have been inspired by her willingness to speak so openly...
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