Here are a few of the diamonds in the rough (in chronological order).
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That Darn CAT
The frustrating (in)formalities of administering the computer studies Common Assessment Test.
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Unintentional Poetry as Means of Killing Time
The fascinating things my kids write about when they have nothing else to do.
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Up to the Maumaga
In the aftermath of the tsunami, I ride along with a family to a makeshift camp at their taro plantation.
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Cultural Exploration 40: X-ray Stencils
Stencil art proves an unlikely-but-accurate cultural barometer.
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