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When Falls the Coliseum
When Falls the Coliseum

a journal of American culture (or lack thereof)

Category: ends & odd

ends & odd

Driving lesson

Scott Warnock, September 24, 2015

In August, the Inquirer ran a front-page story titled “A tearful ‘How could a father…

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ends & odd

There’s never a good time

Scott Warnock, September 10, 2015

We now have a puppy: Little Prue joined the Warnocks last Monday. Those who know…

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ends & odd

Getting you through the long days

Scott Warnock, August 14, 2015

There are rough days when you’re raising kids, starting when they’re wee with worries about…

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ends & odd

Twelve hours and two minutes in one day is a lot of TV watching for any generation

Scott Warnock, May 25, 2015

Adults lament it all the time and I have lamented it here: Kids watch too…

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ends & odd

C’mon, Sports Illustrated

Scott Warnock, April 8, 2015April 9, 2015

Look, man, I’m no prude (I can hear, from those privy to my debauched past,…

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ends & odd

Mr. Sanders, meet Facebook

Scott Warnock, March 26, 2015

In a favorite early article of mine about digital culture, John Perry Barlow asked “Is…

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ends & odd

And what of a snow day

Scott Warnock, March 11, 2015March 11, 2015

The reality is that I did not walk seven miles uphill both ways to school…

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ends & odd

So this is Christmas?: Ideological smoke

Scott Warnock, January 13, 2015January 15, 2015

Christmas 2014, forever to be remembered by me as the year of complete dissolution of…

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