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An Essay On Outrage By Schamil Saeed, 11

Post Published February 19, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

Have you ever heard your parents say, “Back in my day, life was so much more difficult. Kids these days are so spoiled”? You would be surprised to know that they were the spoiled hipsters of yeste...
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Weekly Creativity Post #293: Take a Series of Photos that Encapsulate Your Life

Post Published February 18, 2024 by Molly Torinus

Take a series of ten photos that encapsulate your life right now.
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Ethnographic Interview, by Zoe

Post Published February 12, 2024 by Laura Moran

I sat my father down in the kitchen so I could interview him about his father. His father had died 5 years prior and though the wounds had healed you could still see the scars and the pain behind my f...
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Memory as Character, by Zoe

Post Published February 12, 2024 by Laura Moran

My grandfather wore a ring on his left hand. Him and my grandmother had gotten it in Jamaica many years ago. On it was a red cardinal with multi-colored triangle designs surrounding it.
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Self as Character, by Leo

Post Published February 12, 2024 by Laura Moran

Back in China, my Mom, had a childhood greater than that of her peers. While under Confucian cultural influence, most parents were busily pushing their kids and molding them to their dreams, but her p...
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Memory as Character, by Anika

Post Published February 12, 2024 by Laura Moran

India is a very unpredictable place where unexpected things can happen. They don’t have the best road safety and have quite a lot of accidents. Sadly, that's how my moms' dad died, in a car accident...
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Memory as Character, by Aedan

Post Published February 12, 2024 by Laura Moran

At a very young age, my life changed. When I was 3, I moved to Florence, Italy because my parents wanted me to be bilingual, and that wasn’t the only benefit I gained from living in Italy.
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Ethnographic Interview, Aedan

Post Published February 12, 2024 by Laura Moran

Everyone has a different experience with their family. Sometimes it’s a positive experience that leaves you with good memories, sometimes it's a bad experience that leaves you with irreversible scar...
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Memory as Character, by Abigael

Post Published February 11, 2024 by Laura Moran

I was in boarding school by then, and as a boarding students we had times for personal revision and they were called preps and winters. Preps started from 7:30pm to 9:30pm and winters from 4:00am t...
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Ethnographic Interview 2, Joel

Post Published February 11, 2024 by Laura Moran

This was a certain Thursday when I was in class interviewing one of my classmates called Sylvan. We were seated facing each other on our blue plastic chairs.
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