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Award-winning humorist David Sedaris is a well-known author, playwright, and commentator for National Public Radio. This essay, from his popular book, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, tells the…
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Why do we reflect? What makes reflection difficult?
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A Season In Hell, Second Delirium: The Alchemy of the Word
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Jean Nicolas Arthur Rimbaud was born in France in 1854 and published his first poetry when he was only 16 years old. He became famous for his dreamlike, hallucinative poetry…
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In Robert Frosts's "For Once, Then, Something," the speaker gazes into a well in search of what lies beneath his own image shining on the water. Mocked by unnamed "others"…
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In her essay, “What I Didn't Know Then,” Kelli Covey, the Associate Director of the Center for Civic Reflection, uses her personal experience as an AmeriCorps VISTA member to examine…
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What We Don’t Talk About When We Don’t Talk About Service
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Adam Davis is the Director of Project on Civic Reflection. He also directs Justice Talking, a social justice seminar series for AmeriCorps members, as well as the Camp of Dreams, a non-profit…