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Diversity: The December Dilemma and Beyond

Posted on December 3, 2015 by rosinskynatalie

The month of December has long foregrounded issues of diversity in multicultural countries. As Christmas approaches in predominantly Christian countries, how do we acknowledge the presence and holidays of other religious groups? Some non-Christian parents even call the problems raised … Continue reading →

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The IDIC of Leonard Nimoy: 1931 to 2015

Posted on March 8, 2015 by rosinskynatalie

Thirty-three years ago, the death of Mr. Spock seemed intolerable. That was the gist of a feature article I wrote back then for the Mankato Free Press. I was responding to 1982’s brand-new movie, Star Trek II : The Wrath … Continue reading →

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Diversity: The December Dilemma and Beyond

The IDIC of Leonard Nimoy: 1931 to 2015

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