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Five Memoirs Everyone Should Read
By Macady Amparan Staff Writer A memoir is a written account based on a person’s personal experiences, knowledge, or events. The content can range from sacred and vulnerable moments to funny and uplifting ones, but either way, by the end of the book, a reader is always left viewing the world with a different perspective. My favorite way to read a memoir is to listen to the audiobook version. There is just something about hearing the origin of Matthew McConaughey’s famous catchphrase, “Alright, alright, alright,” from his own lips in his book, “Greenlights,” or hearing Jennette McCurdy get choked up…
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A Field Guide to Elevator Etiquette at Delaware County Community College
By Dominic DiIorio Staff Writer There are very few places on Earth that are more socially complex than an elevator. No, it is not international diplomacy, nor is it those chaotic “ladder match” Thanksgiving dinners between questionable family members you haven’t seen in years. I mean, not even those group projects where one person does all the work while others disappear and then come back to say, “Just tell me what to do,” can even come close to the iron box. True human behavior is exposed in the confines of an elevator that travels vertically at a speed just slow…
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