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• FROM A CELLAR IN FRANCE TO YOUR GLASS.
• PLASTIC BOTTLES BECOME FUZZY RESOFTABLES.
• PRECAUTIONS FOR REOPENING BUSINESSES.
• BAA, BAA 'COMFY' SHEEP HAVE YOU ANY WOOL?
• COMPUTING THE NEW COLLEGE EXPERIENCE: 'Just as students and faculty have developed strategies to learn and teach in traditional in-person settings, they will be able to adapt those strategies to online courses through trial, error, and open communication'.
• Flying No Longer Fabulous.
• Papers of Presidents Andrew Johnson, Chester Arthur, and William McKinley Now Online at Library of Congress: Three Presidencies that Began or Ended with the Trauma of Assassination.
• The Great Outdoors Never Looked So Great: 'Fire and water are all the rage right now for outdoor spaces. These elements not only take a space to the next level, they connect the space to its natural surroundings. Even in an urban setting, these elements add a sense of tranquility that can make you feel like you're a million miles away.'.
• Thread by Thread.
• Conflict and COVID-19 Continue in Ukraine.

Featured documents

• YOUR LIFE.
• COMING UP SHORT.
• ARE WE HEADED FOR "WTOBIO WIR TRUMP"? "... The U.S. must redirect its foreign and defense policies away from the ideology of global 'America First' hegemony and toward 'patient, thoroughly engaged diplomacy'....".
• Are We Normalizing Drug Use for ADD Kids?
• Is There a Cure for the Collapse of the U.S. Education System?.
• MAKING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTELLIGIBLE: Humans need to know how neural networks make decisions.
• How statistical analytics has changed sports.
• The malpractice of malpractice.
• Americans Love Traveling for Work--and Sometimes Even Will Admit It: Business travelers indulge in fun and decadent pleasures while on the road.
• Someone May Be Watching... and Listening.