Anne Helen Petersen

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I write Culture Study & wrote CAN’T EVEN: HOW MILLENNIALS BECAME THE BURNOUT GENERATION. Speaking: @prhspeakers
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Article Jul 30, 2019

The Dark History of the Year’s Bestselling Debut Novelist

by Laura Miller

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Article Jul 7, 2022

Cities Aren’t Built for Kids

by Stephanie H. Murray

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Article Jun 3, 2022

Hot Joel Summer

by E. Alex Jung

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Article May 10, 2022

How to Quit Intensive Parenting

by Elliot Haspel

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Article Mar 8, 2022

March Inputs & Outputs

by Delia Cai

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Article Mar 7, 2022

It’s the End of the World As We Know It. And We’re Still At Work.

by Kelli María Korducki

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Podcast episode Feb 21, 2022

CSI: Junk Science w. Josie Duffy Rice

by Michael Hobbes and josie duffy rice

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Article Feb 16, 2022

No one cares about your redesign

by Ryan Broderick

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Tweet Jan 24, 2022

When I worked at Lane Bryant (a plus size mall clothing store if you aren't familiar) in the late 1990s, we started carrying workout wear. It didn't sell well at first - a lot of customers shied away from it. We figured it was because gyms hate fat p

by Marianne Kirby

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Article Jan 19, 2022

Wordle’s Creator Thinks He Knows Why the Game Has Gone So Viral

by Nicole Holliday and 2 others

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Tweet Oct 18, 2021

Senior academics, we need to stop equating our job markets with today’s. Fine—it was never a sure thing. But 1. That’s not proof it’s just or good &, crucially, 2. The odds don’t begin to compare. You won a church raffle. I won a scratcher. Toda

by Ryan Cordell

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Article Oct 11, 2021

Just a Re-Branding

by Chris La Tray

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