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A Monday Morning Link Roundup

(Mostly) stuff I read over the weekend, as well as a few things I read before the weekend.

Star Wars

March for Science dog roundup


d ever attempted. Steve would have to play what he could remember. Shed fill in the blanks, interviewing him, playing for him, trying to understand the music he heard but could no longer bring to life.

In many ways, she decided, the project was a spiritual calling. She believes every human has the ability to create and bring beauty into the world. Within each of us is something worth preserving . . .

Steve would be the heart.

Yep:

(it me)


Mr. Obama wants to talk with the young people onstage at the elite school about civic engagement, community organizing and the importance of not withdrawing from the challenges facing society. But the young people will be free to ask whatever they want, and they might choose to press the former president on topics like immigration, climate change or racial justice — all areas where anything Mr. Obama says is likely to be interpreted as a critique of Mr. Trump.


Catapult Staff Reads!

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Nicole Chung is the author of A Living Remedy, which was named a New York Times Notable Book and a Best Book of the Year by over a dozen outlets. Her debut memoir, All You Can Ever Know, was a national bestseller and finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award.  Find her on Instagram and Twitter @nicolesjchung.