HeyJaredMichael Morris
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MICHAEL MORRIS | A free society produces a rich diversity of cultures and traditions - Business Day (opens the original)
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I was looking for something quite different in my labyrinthine and somewhat ramshackle digital archive last week when I came across a Cape Argus news report of late December 1911 informing readers with an entirely straight face that “the natives of the Fiji Islands have become less fastidious in their tastes, and have taken to eating tinned salmon in place of the white man”. The source of this recondite insight into the encouraging vagaries of the Fijian diet was Thomas Clayton Twitchell, the fi
MICHAEL MORRIS | A free society produces a rich diversity of cultures and traditions (opens the original)
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I was looking for something quite different in my labyrinthine and somewhat ramshackle digital archive last week when I came across a Cape Argus news report of late December 1911 informing readers with an entirely straight face that “the natives of the Fiji Islands have become less fastidious in their tastes, and have taken to eating tinned salmon in place of the white man”. The source of this recondite insight into the encouraging vagaries of the Fijian diet was Thomas Clayton Twitchell, the fi
MICHAEL MORRIS | Freedom and the dangers of fighting fanaticism with force after 9/11 (opens the original)
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As it was happening, 9/11 had the quality almost of impending Armageddon, if not strictly, on a scale even remotely comparable with the terminal biblical mayhem of the fundamentalist imagination. Still, something was shaken in those moments. Perhaps what it came down to was the diabolical inventiveness, the breathtaking demonstration that zealotry bent on changing the world by violence was every bit as human as kinder enterprises in its unprejudiced impulse to innovate. And who doubted, back the
MICHAEL MORRIS | Boy’s library ordeal highlights city’s human side - Business Day (opens the original)
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A nine-year-old got the fright of his life earlier this month when he woke after dozing off in the late-afternoon placidity of Cape Town’s Central Library to find he’d been accidentally locked in. Having slept through the closing-time calls on the intercom, and the librarians’ routine end-of-day walk-through of the four-storey complex, when the library closed at 6pm the young boy was none the wiser. There was, as you may know from the extensive media coverage, a happy ending. I’ll get to that. I
MICHAEL MORRIS | Boy’s library ordeal highlights city’s human side (opens the original)
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A nine-year-old got the fright of his life earlier this month when he woke after dozing off in the late-afternoon placidity of Cape Town’s Central Library to find he’d been accidentally locked in. Having slept through the closing-time calls on the intercom, and the librarians’ routine end-of-day walk-through of the four-storey complex, when the library closed at 6pm the young boy was none the wiser. There was, as you may know from the extensive media coverage, a happy ending. I’ll get to that. I
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