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Winter 2025 Cover with photo by Lys Arango of 3 coal miners sitting on a bench during lunch

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Buenos Aires Side to Side
… except when they say goodbye on Sundays. Then the big tears come. Then, Lord, the whole pampas reel, and the asphalt and … man. In Pablo’s glance and the turn of his jaw when he signals, “Vale, está bien,” Faye understands that he keeps the … never make the kind of mistakes she has made. Horacio studied in the University of Buenos Aires in the School of …
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River Blindness
… assured the family of the deceased that the regional police commander would do everything in his power to find the … days later Rachel chose to battle a classmate. Vanessa was also a junior—a Garifuna from Honduras. Her father traded in … Rachel had to admit, impossibly well-educated. In social studies Vanessa leaned forward in her chair and told the class …
That Tree
… responsibility, no money to speak of, wearing worn-out sandals and a becoming, if probably ragged, blue shirt, lying under a tree … urged the little Mexican waiter, “Genlemans, there are ladies and genlemans present. Plees not to dispute.” “Who the …
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Interview With Oliver W. Hill
… in primary elections; the elimination of segregation on common carriers; and the use of public places in a … father and sent to live with his grandmother. When she died, he went to live with his mother in Roanoke. She had … other than that Charlie was a strict disciplinarian, but he also definitely told us when we first met that we were going …
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Denken Und Leben
… dreieckig ge-stellten Sternen nnd einer weisenden Hand, die griechischen Buchstaben &BK zeigt. Die andere tragt den … Werk eines Dichters, der es nicht anders wusste, als dass der Gedanke ein Dankesge-schenk des Geistes ist an … at the same time this feeling of sympathy has always been accompanied by a feeling of despair. It is as though every …
Notes on Current Books, Spring 1992
… eastern Sierra Nevada has often supplied the setting for compelling art, including Mary Austin’s melodramatic novel … the leader of a long overdue revisionism in John Smith studies. He makes an impressive case that Smith was not only … how one of the contestants is cheating, and when the trail points to the star of the show—a blonde who is clearly out …
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