Category Archives: Culture

Top 10 Foodie Destinations Around the World

Food is like a language that everyone speaks. The dialects may be different, but the core remains the same. Food is now more than a need. It is an experience. For some, it is passion. Food varies from country to country and even from culture to culture within the same country. To learn about a community, you need to understand what they eat and how they eat as well. (more…)

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Texas Perspectives: Let’s Build a Culture of Safety in Texas

Someone I know was in a minor car crash recently. The car was hit from behind by a driver who was using a cellphone, causing damage to both vehicles, but nobody was hurt. The police were called, and though the officer was told that the driver who caused the crash was using a cellphone, no tickets were issued. The officer left without filing any kind of accident report. (more…)

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How to Enjoy Valentine’s Day without a Valentine

If you dreaded New Year’s because you knew that red hearts, stuffed animals, and candy would start springing up all over the place the next day, you’re not alone. For singles, Valentine’s Day can be a tough time because it makes even the most fiercely independent people feel lonely. The good news is, you can enjoy Valentine’s Day even if you don’t have a valentine. Our tips will help you make the most of the day.
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Run-up to revolution: Early American history seen through the stage in Odai Johnson’s book ‘London in a Box’

The true cultural tipping point in the run-up to the American Revolution, writes University of Washington drama professor Odai Johnson in his new book, might not have been the Boston Tea Party, the British naval blockade or even the First Continental Congress. (more…)

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