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Paranoid Delegate Dreams (And Other Ravings)
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Stillman Brown
By Stillman Brown On Tuesday night at 11:50 PM I was in bed, under the covers, trying to sleep, my mind buzzing with the contents of Wednesday. The commute, the girl I like, the fax machine at work haunted by the ghost of a mean-spirited janitor – the usual stuff. I drifted to politics and…
Dance Dance Revolution
By
eva
By Cassmaster P I love to dance more than anything. I have started doing this thing in my room called dance therapy, whereby I shut my door, turn the volume way up and dance hard and fast for about 30 minutes…. Indeed, I do love to dance more than anything in the whole world. But…
toward a buddhist grammar?
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Ellen Scordato
I’ve been teaching grammar, punctuation, and the like at the New School for about ten years. After work, at either 6 or 8pm, for undergraduates and continuing ed students. My class size is limited to 15; I seldom max out on class size, but I usually get a nice group of 10-12 students by the…
yoga to the people
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streetlegalplay
There are retreats in Costa Rica and catalogs full of expensive courses at Kripalu and Omega. There are studios full of $20 courses. But what if you can’t afford these things or they’re totally off your radar? Maybe this will explain why “by donation” center Yoga to the People is always so crowded, and how…
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