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Articles:

The Mysterious Symbolism and Appeal of the Swallow Tattoo - Having a swallow tattoo is a creative way of expressing yourself. Swallows are primarily European birds, sometimes known as bluebirds. (Culture and Society)

Bruising Around the Block - Albert saw all this and tried to help the girl. The guy turned around and punched Albert in the stomach. He went to his knees. (Culture and Society)

How Should I Improve Reading Speed ? - One way that an increasing number of people are meeting this challenge, is in learning how to improve reading speed. (Culture and Society)

Tips On How To Prepare For the LSAT - The law school admission test is not joke, take if from someone who has been there. In this article I talk about three main tips to get you in the right mindset. (Culture and Society)

A Bottle Of Wine Is A Special Gift For Special People - Is there anything special to think about when buying wine gifts? This article will go over some of the basic rule of wine gifting. (Culture and Society)

The U.S. Mail Makes History - Delivering hundreds of millions of messages a day to more than 141 million U.S. homes and businesses is no small feat. Tracking the evolution of the United States Postal Service is a journey into the history of transportation, economics, industrialization, communications and government. (Culture and Society)

Diamond Minds, Science, Logic - The Promised Land Is Still West - Studies are being completed on the science of happiness. Those parts of the brain light up when joy is experienced, but it only happens in a serene environment. (Culture and Society)

Racial Reverberations - The Jackson State Riots of 1970 - In 1970, racial relations reached a flashpoint in Jackson, MS. This eruption of racial violence in a city known for its racial tensions is reviewed in the light of history in commemoration of the fallen leaders of civil rights. (Culture and Society)

Chinese Antiques, China's Olympics - It Is Not Glorious To Get Arrogantly Rich - Chinese antiques historically were produced by the most gifted artisans saved for their talents. Now China prizes wealth and power, gloriously above all. (Culture and Society)

Wearing A Red Ribbon - On February 7, 1985 at 2:00 p.m. the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Enrique (Kiki) Camarena was attacked by five men while opening his truck doors intending to drive and meet his wife for lunch. (Culture and Society)