Time to take a deep dive into the dark recesses of my brain with the most complicated question: What makes me happy? Top of the list: Pleasant surprises: An unexpected gift that turns out to be just ...

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When the College Board canceled SAT testing in 2020, hundreds of colleges adopted test-optional admissions policies for that fall. The Urban Institute reported that the number of four-year colleges ...

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SAN DIEGO — In California, voters are accustomed to supporting lousy ballot initiatives because we believe the alternative to be much worse. But Prop. 50, a redistricting initiative that attempts to ...

In the biblical narrative, the story is told of two of Christ’s disciples on the road to Emmaus. This is after the resurrection, but they are forlorn, not yet aware of the news. When they happen upon ...

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You’re reading Infinite Scroll, Kyle Chayka’s weekly column on how technology shapes culture. The “lumpenproletariat,” according to “The Communist Manifesto,” is “the social scum, that passively ...