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- Tacuinum Sanitatis
- Incels, Jihadists, and the Problem of Lonely Young...
- Aegean Idol
- Surely one of the Best Public Service Announcement...
- The Arrest of Joseph James DeAngelo
- John William Waterhouse, The Easy Chair
- "I Feel Pretty": Beauty, Confidence, and the Fooli...
- More on the Iron Age Massacre at Sandby Borg
- Finland Ends its Experiment with Universal Basic I...
- Bollywood and Capitalism in India
- Workers and Students in the France of 1968
- Jethro Buck
- Today's Social Science Statistic
- David Reich, "Who We Are and How We Got Here: Anci...
- Facebook Rumors and Real Riots
- The Peggy and David Rockefeller Collection at Chri...
- Richard Russo, "Bridge of Sighs"
- Trauma and Life
- Emanuel Macron and the Discontents of Centrism
- The New American History
- Today's Big Number
- Chinese Farming and Incremental Science
- The Margravial Opera House in Bayreuth
- No-Fly Zone
- The Latest Numbers on the Anglo-Saxon Migration to...
- FrantiĊĦek Kupka
- Dish with Visconti Arms
- The Decline of White Urban Accents in America
- The Bias Toward Action
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- Why are graduate students depressed?
- Tulips and a Few Others
- Not Rudolf Ems, or, Some Problems with Internet Im...
- Sungir: Inequality in the Old Stone Age
- New Nazca Lines and the Worldwide Problem of Geogl...
- Non sum qualis eram bonae sub regno Cynarae
- Against Anti-Dogmatism, or, Adult Neurogenesis
- Cliff Dwellings of the American Southwest
- The Ames-Webster House, Boston, Massachusetts
- Spring in Washington
- Loudoun County Cricket, or, Asians in the New America
- How the Caliphate was Run
- John William Waterhouse: the Evolution of "Flora"
- The Hangover from the Revolution
- Accused Fraudster Spent His Money on Other Frauds
- Education, Taxes, and the New Economy in America
- Promoting Fertility in China
- Dying Jobs: the Clown
- In Chicago, Steel Mills to Parks
- Treasure Hunt 2018
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About Me
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
3 comments:
What is the thing on her back?
Obviously it's a backpack. This is a student idol.
I like it! She also makes that post-baby paunch look positively attractive :) The Venus of Moms pursuing advanced degrees!
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