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	Essay As-it-happens update ⋅ May 19, 2022
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	The fate of the world has largely been left up to you | A 2022 commencement essay NJ.com Part of a series of graduation essays from notable New Jerseyans. By Michellene Davis. First and foremost, I want to offer my sincerest ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lemons Always Keep Us Cool - South Side Weekly South Side Weekly The prompt for South Side Weekly's third student essay contest was inspired by sociologist, author, and poet Eve L. Ewing's poem, "I saw Emmett ... Flag as irrelevant
	My Son, an Army Veteran, Took His Own Life - TODAY TODAY Essay. My son took his own life. This is what it's like to lose someone you love to veteran suicide. I lost my son, U.S. Army Major Greg Black, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Deer Park Student Scores 2nd Place In Stony Brook Essay Contest - Patch Patch Deer Park Student Scores 2nd Place In Stony Brook Essay Contest - Deer Park-North Babylon, NY - Mohammad Fahad, whose family is from Bangladesh, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Assumption students win Gilda's Club essay contest - The Record The Record | Archdiocese of Louisville Gilda's Club essay contest. Mattie Whitworth, a student at Assumption High School, placed second in Gilda's Club's ninth annual Write Stuff essay ... Flag as irrelevant
	Swimming with Trash in the Caribbean - Edge Effects Edge Effects This essay on wastescapes in the Caribbean is the second piece in the Unpure Imagination series, which seeks to engage with and challenge themes ... Flag as irrelevant
	Deer Park Student Scores 2nd Place In Stony Brook Essay Contest - MSN MSN Mohammad Fahad recently won second place in the Japan Center of Stony Brook University's (JCSB) 17th annual Essay Competition, the district ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ten Thoughts on Illinois's Unique Process for Filling State Supreme Court Vacancies | Verdict Justia's Verdict Last week a good friend of the law school where both of us teach (the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), Illinois Supreme Court Justice ... Flag as irrelevant
	Remembering the short-lived Starbucks lit mag that published Lydia Davis and James Salter. Literary Hub Discuss."—featured work from literary heavies including Williams (an essay that "ponders what the Unabomber's cabin thinks about while its maker is in ... Flag as irrelevant
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