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An Altruistic Angle: Water Wars
By Anna The only wars over a water source I knew about growing up was who got to use the hose in a water fight in the front yard. Water was fun when we were young. My sister and brother and I used to … more →
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An Altruistic Angle: Water Wars
reactionarycentury wrote 3 weeks ago: By Anna The only wars over a water source I knew about growing up was who got to use the hose in a w … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Saving Adam’s Ale
reactionarycentury wrote 4 weeks ago: By Anna My average bathroom use is higher than the average person’s (six times a day). A few years a … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Where the Wild Things Are
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reactionarycentury wrote 1 month ago: By Anna A group of us met at my friend Lisa’s before going to the opening night of Where the Wild Th … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Bragging rights for Bangkok’s Buddhists
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reactionarycentury wrote 1 month ago: By Anna Bankok's super highway Though bragging about spirituality is something only found in Chr … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Accounting for what we know
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reactionarycentury wrote 1 month ago: By Anna The population of the earth is 6.8 billion, half are urbanites and more than one sixth are i … more →
An Altruistic Angle: The Ignorant American Traveler
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reactionarycentury wrote 2 months ago: By Anna We all know those people who we hope to God never travel because they make us look bad. For … more →
An Altruistic Angle: A pacifist’s sacrificial death
reactionarycentury wrote 2 months ago: By Anna Last week I ended the discussion on a question: And what is it about humanity that requires … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Pacifism’s Parle
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reactionarycentury wrote 2 months ago: By Anna There is argued to be two to four types of pacifists in this world: Universal Pacifist who p … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Protesting for the Next Generation
reactionarycentury wrote 2 months ago: By Anna Where does my generation stand in the face of protest? The Vietnam peacemakers transitioned … more →
An Altruistic Angle: When the president talks of war
reactionarycentury wrote 3 months ago: By Anna In the race for world power, President Obama promised to leave Iraq within the first 16 mont … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Bred to Wed
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reactionarycentury wrote 3 months ago: By Anna While staying at my grandparents’ house last weekend I overheard their 6:30 a.m. conversatio … more →
An Altruistic Angle: From the Pearl of the Danube Part IV: A city in relative affluence
reactionarycentury wrote 4 months ago: By Anna he Buda Reformed Church looking pretty affluent in Budapest, Hungary As a cross-cultural mis … more →
An Altruistic Angle: From the Pearl of the Danube Part III: Looking into the eyes of abuse
reactionarycentury wrote 5 months ago: By Anna On Tuesday and Thursday I take the metro from Votosmarty U. to Battyany ter. No one makes ex … more →
An Altruistic Angle: From the Pearl of the Danube—Part II: Christian Capers
reactionarycentury wrote 5 months ago: By Anna St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest Evangelical Christians love their revivals and crusad … more →
An Altruistic Angle: From The Pearl of the Danube--Part I: The Building of Budapest
reactionarycentury wrote 5 months ago: By Anna Because I love to bore you with the hairy details of social justice gone awry, complacent Am … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Reinforced racism: A look at media’s ignorance
reactionarycentury wrote 6 months ago: By Anna It is in American nature to hang on to the curtails of bureaucracy. What we don’t know does … more →
An Altruistic Angle: War Part II: Counting Bodies
reactionarycentury wrote 6 months ago: By Anna During the Bush Administration the public wasn’t allowed to see the caskets holding “our” de … more →
An Altruistic Angle: War Part I: Fighting for peace with guns
reactionarycentury wrote 6 months ago: By Anna The Kachin tribes of Myanmar live in the hills bordering China. They have called for peace w … more →
An Altruistic Angle: Poetry's Progressive Power
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reactionarycentury wrote 7 months ago: By Anna Art, and literature in particular for me, progresses society. If art were to fail, society w … more →
