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Grateful to the Louisville Review for taking this story....
June 7, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Grateful to the Louisville Review for taking this story....
Very grateful to the Louisville Review for including a story of mine in this issue..
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May 12, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Very grateful to the Louisville Review for including a story of mine in this issue..
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Graduates from the most-expensive colleges in the country typically have the lowest federal loan debt. Terminating loan-forgiveness options has next to zero impact on Ivy-league level schools graduates.
It's a killer for former students from for-profit education gin mills. Or... poor people
It's a killer for former students from for-profit education gin mills. Or... poor people
March 7, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Graduates from the most-expensive colleges in the country typically have the lowest federal loan debt. Terminating loan-forgiveness options has next to zero impact on Ivy-league level schools graduates.
It's a killer for former students from for-profit education gin mills. Or... poor people
It's a killer for former students from for-profit education gin mills. Or... poor people
The decision to back a Nike ad for empowering women and women's sports with a song that includes the lines "gonna give her every inch of my love" and "way, way, down inside, honey you need it" is... something.
February 10, 2025 at 2:15 AM
The decision to back a Nike ad for empowering women and women's sports with a song that includes the lines "gonna give her every inch of my love" and "way, way, down inside, honey you need it" is... something.
Just had one of those great writing moments when I was so immersed in imagination, thinking of rain the the desert, a thousand miles from here, that when I looked up and saw the snow outside I actually thought "Why didn't that rain melt all this?"
February 8, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Just had one of those great writing moments when I was so immersed in imagination, thinking of rain the the desert, a thousand miles from here, that when I looked up and saw the snow outside I actually thought "Why didn't that rain melt all this?"