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Why We Should Be Tolerant |
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While the dictionary definition of tolerance explains what it means to
BE tolerant, it does not explain why you might want to exercise your
tolerance of others. That explanation is covered quite simply by John
Cogley, in this month's puzzle. |
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A Legacy of Hope |
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Hope has been with us since the dawn of mankind. In ancient Greek
mythology, there is a story about Pandora, who was entrusted with a
box containing all of the world's ills. But she is overcome with
curiosity and opens it, releasing those ills into the world. However,
she closed the box again before hope could escape, thereby ensuring
that mankind would always have hope. Ronald Reagan, a past US
President, observes how mankind has used hope throughout the
generations in this month's puzzle. |
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Life and Love |
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Life is crazy, love is daft. In this month’s puzzle, the Irish poet,
Oscar Wilde, observes how life and love can get rather loony. |
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The Upside of Funerals |
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"Funeral" immediately conjures up images of open coffins, grieving
people, black clothing, and dark times. However, the popular American
humorist, Garrison Keillor, shares a different view of funerals with
this month's puzzle. |
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Lifetime Actions |
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Some advice is handed down from one generation to another; ancient
words of wisdom that are as true today as when they were originally
uttered. This month's puzzle is one of those nuggets of ancient
wisdom, shared with us by Seneca the Younger, or Lucius Annaeus
Seneca, a philosopher, politician, and dramatist of Ancient Rome. |
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Are You Really Happy? |
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You've heard of the phrase "be careful what you eat"...our puzzle this
month discusses why you should be careful what you read. This bit of
wisdom is brought to you by Paxton Hood, an English clergyman during
the 19th Century. |
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Enjoy Life! |
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Some advice is handed down from one generation to another; ancient
words of wisdom that are as true today as when they were originally
uttered. This month's puzzle is one of those nuggets of ancient
wisdom, shared with us by Seneca the Younger, or Lucius Annaeus
Seneca, a philosopher, politician, and dramatist of Ancient Rome. |
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Read Carefully |
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You've heard of the phrase "be careful what you eat"...our puzzle this
month discusses why you should be careful what you read. This bit of
wisdom is brought to you by Paxton Hood, an English clergyman during
the 19th Century. |
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Happy New Year! |
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While New Year’s Eve is typically a happy, festive occasion, many
people look upon the New Year with solemn philosophy. With this
month’s puzzle, Walter Scott recaptures the simple joy of the New
Year. |
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Waiting for Midnight... |
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Solemn philosophy, new hope, grim resolution, or simple joy – the New
Year is always greeted with a broad mixture of emotions. But, as you
wait for the midnight hour and the new year to come, do you know why
you are waiting? With this month’s puzzle, Bill Vaughan speculates on
why people stay up until midnight on year’s eve. |
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Creativity versus Art |
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Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert comic strip, shares his
observations about creativity and art, and the difference between the
two, with this month’s puzzle. |
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The View from Space |
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How do autumn and spring compare? In this month's puzzle, Samuel
Butler shares his ruminations on this topic. |
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Last Updated: February 1, 2008 |
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