POP CULTURE/SOCIETY
>Christian
Science Monitor, January 12, 2007-- America's cult of celebrity
>Colorado
Springs Independent, May 4-10, 2006: "Time to be children: Author
warns of pushing children harder and harder to succeed"
>Christian
Science Monitor, April 26, 2006: "Backstory: What is the value of
a tree?"
>Christian
Science Monitor, April 21, 2006: "At this attraction, you're
not just along for the ride"
>Port
Folio Weekly (Norfolk, VA), Aug 8, 2006: "A Natural Way to Beat
the Heat"
>Boston
Globe, February
14, 2006, Living: "Get your geek on: They love
sci-fi, anime, fantasy gaming, and all things Tolkien. And they're no
longer relegated to pop culture's dungeon."
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>Christian
Science Monitor,
July 12, 2006 "Backstory: Is it really just a bunch of Fluff? A war
over Marshmallow Fluff in schools spurs debate over nutrition and nannyism."
>Boston
Globe, June 12, 2005: "Online
communities: trading kindness among strangers in Iceland,"
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>Boston Globe, August 1, 2005: "Home alone: A roommate-free
lifestyle has given these Boston-area residents a sense of independence
and empowerment"
>"Roughing
it at sea?: Not anymore, with boats built to indulge," Boston
Globe, April 28, 2005
>"Just like starting
over: After breaking up with a longtime partner, going out is hard to
do," Boston Globe, March 16, 2005
New Orleans Times-Picayune, Sunday, June
27, 2004
>>"The Tolkien trail: It's a murky search for the roots of "Lord
of the Rings" in Oxford, England"
The
Common Review, Winter 2004
>>"The
Trouble with Tolkien"
Paris Notes, November 2003
>>A Day in a Café: Paris cafés are fewer in number but no less important
to daily life"
The Boston Globe Magazine, - June 9, 2002
>> “Literary Déja
Vu in Paris: a new crowd of New England expatriates is homing in on Paris.
But the rules have changed since Hemingway burned his furniture to keep
warm”
Paris Notes, April 2001
> >"Irish Pubs Prosper: In 1980, the first Irish pub opened in Paris;now
there are over"