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Louisa Gaylord
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Louisa Gaylord is a Seattle native who attended Clark University in Worcester, Mass. Unfortunately, she no longer writes for Crosscut. She lives in Portland and continues to write.
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Active since May 2008
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Posted Fri, May 13, 12:02 p.m.
I enjoy watching soccer because it is intuitive, without being over simplified like distance or race sports (rowing, track, etc.) Soccer, basketball, hockey (capture the flag)- all very intuitive to the untrained eye. Two teams, two goals/nets, and one objective. Baseball is the only exception to this because it involves ...
MOREPosted Sun, Jun 15, 10:26 p.m.
Humor: I think that whichever candidate occupies the White House next, a sense of humor is vital to running this country. At this point, if you can't laugh some of it off, it's too depressing and pessimistic.
MOREPosted Fri, May 23, 3:25 p.m.
prison experiment: I think Zimbardo's prison experiment exemplifies the police mentality of power abuse in this particular situation. The fear of losing power and control leads to violence and abuse of it. Too bad we can't turn the tables like in the experiment.
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