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Chris Osmond

Chris Osmond

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Mar 22, 2020

Pan’s Labyrinth, Coronavirus, and Cuentos de Hadas

The stories we believe shape what is real.

Pan’s Labyrinth, Coronavirus, and Cuentos de Hadas

Chris Osmond

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Mar 17, 2020

A Story at the End of the World

If we learn from the past, we will have exactly what we need to get through what is about to happen.

A Story at the End of the World

Chris Osmond

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Mar 16, 2020

the shock and the sacred and the shock

The quality that is most sacred about a great teacher also makes them vulnerable to exploitation.

the shock and the sacred and the shock

Chris Osmond

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Jan 17, 2020

Something On Fire

Mike Flanagan’s “Doctor Sleep” shows both the unthinkable and the well-anticipated. It’s the unthinkable that stays with you.

Something On Fire

Chris Osmond

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May 18, 2019

That Roaring That You Hear

This week, the New York Times is enduring a spasm of self-inflicted 1994 nostalgia, and it is kind of messed up.

That Roaring That You Hear

Chris Osmond

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Sep 2, 2018

O Ivied Walls O Storied Halls

The past is only past if we let it be.

O Ivied Walls O Storied Halls

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Jul 5, 2018

Stop Throwing It All Away

No more apologies for loving Genesis.

Stop Throwing It All Away

Chris Osmond

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Jun 11, 2018

The Grim Pedagogy of "Hereditary"

It's a horror movie about teaching.

The Grim Pedagogy of "Hereditary"

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Jun 6, 2018

On Spotify and Wanting It

Of all the things I've lost in the shift to streaming music, I miss wanting it most of all.

On Spotify and Wanting It

Chris Osmond

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Feb 20, 2018

Why Teachers Will End School Shootings

Because we know their bodies.

Why Teachers Will End School Shootings

Chris Osmond

Chris Osmond

Somewhere down there, there’s a sliver of green just taking its time. This is how everything works. You wait, you lay low, and then you come to life.

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