Twenty Something – The Witness

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‘Keep that hope machine running strong’

It started with the Italians, whose arias rose from the balconies. They were on lockdown, but their voices rang out

Robert May was painfully aware of the distance between his dreams and his reality. The 34-year-old Dartmouth graduate had long

“We ate our honey. We ate a lot. Now we have no honey in our honey pot.” With those 17

Wife Returned After Having Fine Funeral. The headline of a 483-word story in the March 15, 1904, edition of The

Erica Tighe was 26 when she made the leap: She would set out on her own to be a calligrapher.

Nicholas Owen was canonized 364 years after his death. Such is often the case with the Catholic Church, charged with

Art Cullen has his gripes about Catholicism, but he cannot deny its influence on the work that last month

The place infants nod off and teens open up is also where road-weary adults will probe their spirituality: in the

The old farmers used to say you should leave a field better than you found it. Sometimes that called for

Don Currey was a 30-year-old graduate student when he cut down the world’s oldest tree. A brown-eyed, sun-tanned geography student