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After six and a half years, Pistacia Vera has departed the North Market.
The…
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A first-of-its kind store for the city has opened in Westgate.
Koko, 15 N.…
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Welcome to the weekend. Continue being safe, wearing masks, and practicing social distancing. Enjoy…
NEXT: Theocracy in America?
September 11, 2018 2:55 pm
David Staley
My undergraduate major was ancient history, which I switched to (from economics) because of a brilliant and charismatic professor. I hung on his every word. Except for one occasion. He made a statement in class once to the effect that “Every society’s form of government eventually becomes a theocracy.” As an ancient historian, he was […]
