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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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The Lowdown on Headgear Etiquette (opens the original)
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While out walking recently, I exchanged a normal, friendly greeting with a grandfatherly gentleman. But the action that accompanied his greeting almost stopped me in my tracks: He tipped his hat. His gesture made me almost giddy with delight. I couldn’t remember the last time I’d been greeted with such politeness. This action suggests that hats are far more than a tool to cover a bad hair day. As such, etiquette instructor Bethany Friske explains how we can use them accurately and appropriately.
In a World Gone Glam, Does Feminine Gentleness Still Have a Place? (opens the original)
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In the past few years, something has increasingly troubled me regarding my fellow females. Many of them have never looked better—at least in the polish and perfection of today’s picture-perfect Instagram world. Indeed, female podcasters, politicians, and other public figures all race to capture the hair blowouts, lip fillers, and contoured faces that society tells us are the measure of a beautiful woman. But even while these women exhibit unblemished external beauty, their nature exhibits someth
It’s Time to Declutter Your Kids’ Calendars (opens the original)
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Americans of all backgrounds have tried Marie Kondo’s methods of decluttering their homes. Could that decluttering itch be spreading to children’s lives as well? Like many other parents, Nix wants to give her children opportunities to grow and learn, and has signed them up for activities such as ballet and art. She appreciates the fun her children have at these classes, but she also realizes the strain it puts on their family, both physically and emotionally. In the midst of this realization, sh
Can Art Reveal America’s Soul? (opens the original)
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As someone who loves the Fourth of July and the story of our country’s founding, I was pleasantly surprised to see all the hoopla that came out of the woodwork last minute to celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday. Firework shows were more fantastic, commemorative memorabilia abounded, and social media was full of people proclaiming their gratitude for our nation and the wisdom of those who founded it. But it was the commentary accompanying this post that particularly caught my eye. “I love the r
Cicero’s 5 Steps to a Good Conversation (opens the original)
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We’ve all been there. We’re hanging out with friends, mingling after church, or attending a networking event, yet despite our best efforts, conversation falls flat. This can happen for many reasons, but generally, the two primary issues are either that our conversation partners drop the ball or that we ourselves can’t think of anything to discuss. Such experiences can be disheartening, especially for those of us who realize how life-changing a good conversation can be. After all, a simple conver
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