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A Political Conundrum

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By 1896, the beard trend of the Gilded Age was fading, especially among younger men. The Civil War vets would keep their grizzled old beards, but the Progressives would eschew such resplendent facial hair. Williams' Shaving Soap actively worked to take advantage. What better way to...

The Catholic Church, 2014

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The Catholic Church is an institution really prepared to move into the future: The new pope, exorcists say, has become their champion in the face of modern skeptics, many of them within the Catholic faith. Officially, those claiming to be possessed must first undergo psychiatric evaluations....
The NCAA, so concerned about its "student athletes" that they can be prevented form transferring to the school of their choice for no reason whatsoever: Leticia Romero came to Kansas State University from the Canary Islands to play basketball. After Romero’s freshman season—a successful one on...

Tomb Raiding

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The James Garfield tomb is perhaps my favorite example of Gilded Age hyperbolic self-memorialization. This amazing building mythologizes our 20th president and his incalculable contributions to the nation both through.

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