Episodes: a writer celebrates life's moments of truth

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A writer believes that most of us recall the past in slivers rather than as a single unified story. Our memories are like episodes in a series, some of which keep coming up to mind. The writer suggests that these remembered episodes should be written down for posterity.

Personal narratives, Portrayals, Memory, Autobiographical memory, Early memories, Memory in literature

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Rhyme pays: in rap's latest makeover, it's the Hamptons over the homeboys

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The changing image of the rap music industry is discussed. Rap music has become very aspirational, and leading rap musicians are mixing with wealthy celebrities.

Social aspects, Behavior, Rap music, Rap (Music), Rap singers

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