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City Symphonies Reg Hartt’s Cineforum by Will Sloan February 28, 2012 Cities are alive. And a city’s constituent parts often say something about the whole. City Symphonies are short, personal essays about the neatest, weirdest, or otherwise definitive...

By Erica Rapp and Andrew Jason Event photos by J. Alan Paul Photography Get ready to be inspired, Fargo, because one of the biggest TEDx events in the country is happening again in Fargo this summer. This year’s TEDxFargo event is going to be one for...

Overcoming fear is one part of living life without regret. You do that by being open to new people and new experiences, and by acting even when you’re afraid. Another aspect of a rewarding life is learning to find happiness in your daily existence —...

This article first appeared on Greater Good, the online magazine of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley. More than a decade after Greater Good first started reporting on the science of compassion, generosity, happiness—what we call “the science...

This was originally published on Philosophical Disquisitions. William Lane Craig has a pretty dispiriting take on the atheistic view of life: If there is no God, then man and the universe are doomed. Like prisoners condemned to death, we await our...