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What We Love This Week, Volume LXXXIII

The Curious Borderland Between Scotland And England Just yesterday, Scots took to the polls en masse to determine the future of their relationship with the United Kingdom. The result? Scotland is staying loyal to the Union Jack. Approximately 55% of Scots voted not to separate from the United Kingdom, much...

By Savannah Cox Sep 19, 2014

What We Love This Week, Volume LXXXIII

By Savannah Cox September 19, 2014

Capturing the Magic: The Greatest NFL Photos of All Time

Immortalizing the collective elation (or heartache) following a play in one single frame, sports and photography have been a complementary team since the invention of the first camera. It’s in this vein that Sports Illustrated recently released what it considers to be the magazine’s greatest football photographs from its 60...

By Erin Kelly Sep 18, 2014

Capturing the Magic: The Greatest NFL Photos of All Time

By Erin Kelly September 18, 2014

30 Colorful Fall Photos To Get You Excited For The Changing Of Seasons

These beautiful fall photos will remind you of all the things you love about autumn: Pumpkin Spice Lattes and cozy nights spent with friends and family.

By Kiri Picone Sep 16, 2014

30 Colorful Fall Photos To Get You Excited For The Changing Of Seasons

These beautiful fall photos will remind you of all the things you love about autumn: Pumpkin Spice Lattes and cozy nights spent with friends and family.

By Kiri Picone September 16, 2014

34 Splendid Photos Of Salvador Dali Being Salvador Dali

Dali was at once an artist and a work of art himself -- these delightful Salvador Dali pictures of the legendary surrealist prove it.

By Savannah Cox Sep 15, 2014

34 Splendid Photos Of Salvador Dali Being Salvador Dali

Dali was at once an artist and a work of art himself -- these delightful Salvador Dali pictures of the legendary surrealist prove it.

By Savannah Cox September 15, 2014

ATI Neighborhood Tours: Brighton Beach, Brooklyn

A neon hammer and sickle sign flickers in angry, vindictive red as soon as I exit the Brighton Beach subway stop in Brooklyn, New York. Except it’s not there to promote communism; it’s a flashy attempt to sell mid-grade booze. At first this strikes me as a bit odd, but...

By Savannah Cox Sep 8, 2014