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PROVIDENCE – Rebecca Altman, Ph.D., an environmental sociologist who is in the midst of writing The Song of Styrene, a history of plastics that interweaves her own family’s story in the …
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By Richard Asinof
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2/22/21
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PROVIDENCE – Some things are hard to swallow, such as big horse pills and big piles of horse manure served up on Twitter.Take, for instance, the glowing reaction by R.I. Education Commissioner …
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By Richard Asinof
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2/7/21
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PROVIDENCE – I once was cast -- perhaps typecast might be a more accurate description – as Howie Newsome, the milkman, in Thorton Wilder’s iconic “Our Town,” a drama …
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By Richard Asinof
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2/1/21
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PROVIDENCE – We are entering a time of major transitions. We are changing horses in midstream, in the midst of a dangerous storm, making it difficult to talk about hope, as we frantically try …
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By Richard Asinof
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2/1/21
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PART ONE: PROVIDENCE – In the midst of a deadly pandemic, social media platforms, particularly Twitter, have become the place where news content is shared widely, with the potential to reach …
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By Richard Asinof
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1/25/21
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WELLFLEET, Mass. – Like millions of other retired people, I have been spending my days at home during the pandemic, trying my best to stay healthy and keep sane. Daily walks and hikes help.As …
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By Toby Simon
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1/22/21
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