Columnist Barth Keck says he's been teaching "Media Literacy" for 30 years, and his inspiration for creating the class was "Amusing Ourselves to Death," a book written in 1985 by the late Neil Postman ...

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Nestled in Toms River, New Jersey, “Shut Up and Eat” isn’t just being bossy – it’s offering some sage advice for anyone lucky enough to visit this charming, no-frills eatery that’s become a beloved ...

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The rightwing attack on empathy is misguided and destructive. We cannot abandon our natural instinct toward kindness.

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A bigger store. Twice the number of gas pumps and parking spots. Bulldozing for new space. Here's what's in the works, according to officials' discussions at a recent city planning commission.