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June 2006 |
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News This Month
The IWWG “Remember the Magic” Conference |
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The sun rises, the sun sets. A day begins, and then it ends. The flow of life has its rhythm, whether one pays attention to it or not. It is as though all things were created with a place, and a time. |
In “Bait and Switch”, the new book by Barbara Ehrenreich, the author goes undercover to discover for herself what the quagmire of the white collar lifestyle is all about.
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“FOR THE LOVE OF ASPHALT” As a child, I grew up with a major highway nearby. When I stood at the end of my driveway waiting for the schoolbus, I could look all of the way down my mile-long road, and see a vague impression of cars whizzing by. |
Initially, the goal was to follow the flow of the Susquehanna River from Binghamton in New York State. As we headed out, it seemed like the heat billowed up from the earth and surrounded us, one of those quick-heating days where the early summer rises from the earth and eclipses everything. |
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