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Winter 2019

Becoming Someone Who CARES
It is almost 2 am when Simone’s cell phone rings—the electronic’s powerful vibrations break her slumber, and the blue light
Zoya DeNure
Zoya DeNure made the dramatic move from Wisconsin to a remote area of Alaska to chase dreams of sled-dog racing,
Hygge & the Scandinavian Way
Danish artist Vilhelm Hammershøi painted simple, minimalistic interiors bathed in calm earthen tones that invite contemplation. Hammershøi’s De fire stuer,
my ego died in bali
I time my workouts to be exactly 30 minutes; fifteen minutes on the first set, focusing on the primary muscles,
Self Care during the Holidays
The holidays…family parties, endless shopping, a myriad of social events and a source of stress and anxiety for many. Because
Hands of Time
When you consider daily abuse from sun exposure, UV nail lamps and chemicals in lotions, soaps and cleaning agents—added to
A Visit to Catherine the Great’s Russia
Russia’s greatest ruler was never destined to sit on the Imperial throne. But Catherine the Great firmly believed that destiny
Discovering Identity Through Vocation
Dena Givari was only nine months old when her mother relocated her and her sisters to France, leaving her dad
My earliest memories involve travel. My father was born and raised in New York City to first-generation immigrants who found
Eyelash Revolution
My earliest memory of lash art was my Aunt Colleen, who studied at Cleveland Playhouse, lived in Las Vegas and
Creative Exploring in the Arctic
Expansive seas under perpetual daylight. An incessant chattering of cracking ice. The thunder of calving icebergs. An endless resource for
Lessons You Can Learn from Jackie
She was one of the most famous women of the 20th century, arguably the most fashionable outside of Hollywood. A

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