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The Slice archive for May 28, 2013

TUESDAY, MAY 28, 2013

When there are way too many interns

There is usually a simple explanation. Either the business is looking for cheap summer labor. Or the boss, having noticed that most of the full-time employees have grown weary of his act, invites a slew of fresh-faced kids to sit at his feet and adore…

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Favorite Family Stories Department

Back in the 1950s, Joan Williams' father took her two older brothers on what he called a "nature drive." The boys were about 6 and 7 at the time. And the backroads route was out in the country north of Davenport. They soon encountered wildlife…

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Dirk Stratton's SR drinking game

"Whenever a Letter to the Editor contains an accusation that The Spokesman-Review is too liberal in its reporting or editorializing, take a drink. "Whenever a Letter to the Editor contains an accusation that The Spokesman-Review is too conservative in its reporting or editorializing, take a…

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One personal weekend highlight

I was unloading some groceries from the back of the car when I noticed two preschool children sitting on the front porch across the street. One said hello. I returned the greeting and waved. "Are you a stranger?" one of them called out. "Not really,"…

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