

Drawings On The Wall: The Graffiti Timeline
Sixty-four thousand years ago, a Neanderthal caveperson drew abstract patterns of what seemed to be animals in Cantabria, Spain. Out of fashion and outdated, they used earthy pigments and shells to make their art. They drew what they saw and what they hoped their lives would be. A man and a sabretooth, a funny story written with images their descendants will spend decades trying to read. This, boys and girls, is believed to be the oldest cave painting the modern human will co
By Bianca Nguyen


Mothers of Tradition: The Invisible Work of Cultural Continuity
Is the role of a mother simply put to what society believes it is or is there more to it than what meets the eye?
By Saara Panot
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