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In Praise Of Incunabulum

October 11, 2022
by Caroline Miller
America's aging population, Bill Gates, compartmentalizing knowledge, Elan Musk, incremental growth of data, incunabulum, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, nuclear war, outlooks of young and old, refence librarians, self-learning technology, slowing the world down, technology and the elderly, The Industrial Revolution, William Wordsworth
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“My grandmother has trouble with her phone too,” the sales representative said. “My advice is to call your cell number once a month to avoid letting it fall into sleep mode.” Who knew?  My cell phone goes catatonic if I don’t talk to it enough. Needless to say, my transitio
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The Third Option

January 15, 2020
by Caroline Miller
a cure for loneliness, Donald Trump, effect of isolation on the brain, Lynn Darling, on the brink of war, the primitive brain, William Wordsworth
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In the dark days of winter, I admit there are occasions when curling up like a sow bug to stare at my navel seems to be the best response to the world. For two days, for example, my computer was on the fritz. When it eventually beamed back at me with renewed life, the news headlines s
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The Child Is Father Of The Man

March 02, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Shel Silverstein, The Giving Tree, William Wordsworth
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The Giving Tree
A friend who knew I was unacquainted with the work of children’s writer Shel Silverstein gave me one of his books recently: “The Giving Tree.”  Amused I breezed through it, even read it aloud as if to  entertain the child inside me.  But when I closed the cover, I
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A Happy Find Among the Clutter

November 05, 2012
by Caroline Miller
Meg Wolitzer, The Uncoupling, William Wordsworth
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woman filing
Meg Wolitzer, author of The Uncoupling, recently observed that one of the virtues of being disorganized is that in sorting through her piles of “stuff, ”she sometimes rediscovers unrelated lost treasures.” (“The Secret Delights of Disorder by Meg Wolitzer, More, 10/12, pg. 184
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True Lies

October 03, 2012
by Caroline Miller
Daniel Reisberg, Reed College, William Wordsworth
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The Advocate
One normally doesn’t tout the quarterly edition of an alumni magazine as scintillating reading, but I’m often surprised by what I discover in mine. Nestled among the names of those who are working on PhDs, or writing books or having babies, or doing nothing because they have died,
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