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Don’t Get Mad. Who is Paul McCartney Twitter Trend Is Just Us, Years Later
Why the supercilious response to the #whoispaulmccartney hash tag on Twitter reflects negatively on the adults — not the kids who are just being us, years later. Continue reading
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Lennon’s Latter-Day Lessons Also Lost 30 Years Ago Today
John Lennon’s death 30 years ago today robbed us not only of his life, but also stole from us the opportunity to hear what this introspective singer would have felt about aging and maturity. Continue reading
