Whether you are looking to shuffle your way through your first 5K or qualify for Boston for the umpteenth time, Karnazes is sure to motivate your inner runner. His tales of lonely training sessions and ultramarathons —as well as his rediscovery of running after an extended hiatus—speak to the essence and beauty of the sport and help explain why so many are drawn to it.
Ultramarathon Man, by Dean Karnazes
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Jerome Kohn, Keeper of Hannah Arendt’s Flame, Dies at 93
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He devoted his career to guarding the legacy of the philosopher known for
her writings on totalitarianism and “the banality of evil.”
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