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Maybe it’s because millennials are doing a lot of mainstream writing right now, but it seems like nostalgia is popular these days. Are reboots a
Rebecca Koerselman
July 10, 2023
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Maybe it’s because millennials are doing a lot of mainstream writing right now, but it seems like nostalgia is popular these days. Are reboots a
A recent outstanding graduate from Northwestern College, with double major in history and public relations, William Minnick is a guest writer for today’s post. William
The plot lines of the long-running reality show series are quite familiar: middle aged women dealing with relationships and scandals. Most reality shows center on
Is it more important to maintain a Dutch ethnic identity? Or join and grow with other believers? The history of the Reformed Church in America
It is good to try something new. But the more years that pass, I become more hesitant to try new things, particularly when there is
I wasn’t very flexible, and had long legs and a shorter torso, so the V Sit and Reach wasn’t an area where I excelled. The
Podcasts. Talk shows. Chat shows. Texts. Books. Audio books. News. Newspapers. Articles. Substacks. Letters. Mail. Advertisements. Subreddits. Tweets. Insta Reels. TikTok videos. Even billboards. There
Historical fiction is a tricky trope. We have information from the past, but are usually missing quite a few pieces. It is fun to fill
One historian described it as an expedition that seemed a “tedious march from one place to another made known to them by Indians and French
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