Downtown New York has yet another print magazine marrying fashion, sex, and drugs—and also a Signal community.
Downtown New York has yet another print magazine marrying fashion, sex, and drugs—and also a Signal community.
↩︎ i-D
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A shipwreck survivor recalls being lost at sea. “The shark’s reaction to that might be bad, so just cool it.”
A shipwreck survivor recalls being lost at sea. “The shark’s reaction to that might be bad, so just cool it.”
↩︎ Boston Magazine
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In Canada, foreign students bring over $21 billion into the economy each year—”more than auto parts, more than lumber.”
In Canada, foreign students bring over $21 billion into the economy each year—”more than auto parts, more than lumber.”
↩︎ The Walrus
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Early on, Roger Federer drew complaints for dragging down the market of sponsorship deals. No longer.
“He’s just so good if you’ve seen him with sponsors, with C.E.O.s. He just has the ability to make you feel like he really cares what you are saying and he has time for you.”
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In light of the US Open, a survey of Arthur Ashe’s “complicated” activism offers lessons not just for athletes, but for everyone.
In light of the US Open, a survey of Arthur Ashe’s “complicated” activism offers lessons not just for athletes, but for everyone.
↩︎ Politico
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Josephine Baker is the first Black woman to be interred at the Pantheon, also the first entertainer to get France’s highest honor.
Josephine Baker is the first Black woman to be interred at the Pantheon, also the first entertainer to get France’s highest honor.
↩︎ The Associated P…
Week 12: Everyone Knows Your Mother Is a Witch
by The Tournament of Books Staff
This week, we discuss the conclusion of Rivka Galchen’s Everyone Knows Your Mother Is a Witch—and it’s time for you to vote on which of our August novels advances to our end-of-summer finale!
A brief history of the Paralympic Games, initially organized to help injured veterans and civilians after World War II.
A brief history of the Paralympic Games, initially organized to help injured veterans and civilians after World War II.
↩︎ NPR
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