A Young Writer’s Diary Entries From Early September, 1982 Richard Grayson “ I’ve just come out of the shower after returning from the health club. My lenses are in the machine. I’m naked, lying on fresh sheets, Brahms is on the radio, and I feel surprisingly good. Workouts make me feel better mentally even if I’m not developing gorgeous peaks on my biceps or huge pecs.
America’s Deadliest Jobs, A Global Recession, And Other Financial Stories Worth Reading Today (5/13/15) Michael Koh “ Will be updated throughout the day.
A 23-Year-Old’s Diary Entries From Late November, 1974 Richard Grayson “ I remember something Helen once told me: “Most people don’t break up because they stop loving the other person. They break up because they can’t get along.”
You Won’t Believe How My Family And I Managed To Get Through The Recession Jasprit Grewal “ It was very difficult, at the very least.
What It Feels Like To Move Back Into Your Parent’s Basement Sarah Muncaster “ It’s like a dog on a really long leash that doesn’t realize he’s on a leash, and so he’s chasing his dreams (a squirrel) at top speed, ears flopping, tongue flailing, tail wagging, and then… YANK. The end of the leash.
How The Economy Works According To The World’s Best Investor, And What It Means For You Gabriel Savoyard “ So, this is a bummer for us (though possibly more of a bummer for people hoping to retire right now.) The good news? Things are looking up.
Some End-Of-Summer Cocktails To Fit Your Mood Brian Donovan “ A drink so sour that after you sip it, your face twists and contorts into the exact same expression I get when I turn on the legitimate news and am confronted with an update on the Kristen Stewart Robert Pattinson situation.
The Re-Education Of Men Will Smith “ I am not writing to decry these trends or request a return to a Mad-Men-era of the domination of machismo (the progress that women have made, even in the past 20 years, has been incredible and I only hope that it continues). Rather, I am writing to warn of the social costs that we could be facing as men begin to slip further and further behind.