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Marion Crook s latest culture-rich mystery tangles with cutting-edge ills

Emma Dakin’s Shadows in Sussex launched on Oct. 21 with a fully-subscribed reading at the Gibsons Public Library. Emma Dakin is the pen name of Marion McKinnon Crook, who last year won the Lieutenant-Governor’s Community History Award for her memoir of nursing in B.C.’s Cariboo-Chilcotin, Always Pack a Candle.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained

The idea regarding not gaining anything if we’re not willing to take a risk can be traced back to Geoffrey Chaucer’s “Canterbury Tales” in the late 1300s. It’s a pretty

The show goes on: Flag Shakes puts on The Two Noble Kinsmen at Coconino Center for the Arts

The Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival (Flag Shakes) continues their streak of top-notch productions at Coconino Center for the Arts with one of the Bard’s least performed plays “The Two Noble Kinsmen”.

Opinion: The 19th century sexual purity law that some want to revive

The ultraconservative Texas judge who ruled the FDA never had the authority to approve mifepristone recently used the Comstock Act, a 19th century sexual purity law still on the books, to uphold a Texas university’s decision to prohibit drag performances on campus against First Amendment objections. Legal historian Mary Ziegler argues that this development signals how extreme conservatives hope to use the Comstock Act as a linchpin in their efforts to censor speech about sex.

The 19th century sexual purity law that some want to revive

The 19th century sexual purity law that some want to revive
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