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by Barbara Bolz A large woman clutches a ragged teddy bear to her chest. An older woman caresses the arm of a man who watches
by Susan Bristol-Howard Sixteen years ago Ellen Moore traveled to California to visit friends and recover from a painful divorce. The morning after she arrived,
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by Shannon Moon Leonetti I don’t spend as much time in the restaurant actually serving and cooking like I used to,” says Genny Nelson, co-founder
by Eleanor Bader One word comes to mind after a few minutes in the company of Jane Lazarre: Intense. She speaks slowly, weighing each thought
by Merle Hoffman Ihave this fantasy. It’s a variation on that wonderful scene in the movie “Network,” when the eccentric, somewhat mad character played by
by Elayne Clift FOOD IRRADIATION [SHOULD BE SEEN FOR WHAT IT] IS, AN UNSCRUPULOUS ATTEMPT TO FIND A COMMERCIAL USE FOR NUCLEAR WASTES. 0f all
by Irene Davall Jill was four months pregnant when she and Alex arrived in The Bahamas for a winter vacation. The Islands, a mere 50
by Fred Pelka “For generations our institutions, and our parents, have warned us and shamed us away from our wildness – Our intuition, exuberance, and
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