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On the first day of my persuasive communication course students are eager to learn how to convince others to see things their way. They...

I once had an acquaintance who was really smart and fun to hang out with, but he had a really bad habit. He told elaborate lies. Research...

From the pegboard above the stove in my grandmother's kitchen hung utensils, a few small pots, and a metal sign that read: Do unto others...

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“What quality should we continue to develop as we transition from college to our careers?” This question was posed to me a couple years...

I’ve come across Marge Piercy’s poem “To Be of Use” in a few different places over the years and each time I read it, I appreciate it in...