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Daniel Stone

Atlanta
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Bestselling adventure and history author, AMERICAN POISON, SINKABLE, & THE FOOD EXPLORER. Env sci prof @JohnsHopkins. Smithsonian fellow. Husband, dad, dog dad.
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Fifth-year eligibility battles continue in Kingston, should Carcel and Pena be allowed to play?

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By Daniel Stone
| The Good 5 Cent Cigar Verified
Chance and opportunity have always been at the center of college football. To get the opportunity to play football on Saturdays, players have to put in years of work, sacrifice and competition. For fifth-year hopefuls like Justin Carcel and A.J. Pena, the potential for one last opportunity has turned into a long and difficult legal battle.
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The Philosophers’ Yard: exploring the big questions in life

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By Daniel Stone
| Central Bylines Verified
The Philosophers’ Yard, which I founded in 2023 as a charity, has its roots in Birmingham. I was born and raised in Handsworth and the diversity of the community there was an important catalyst in seeking to create a place where different ideas could intersect. Throughout history and in every part of the world, humankind has grappled with the same questions about how we understand and make the most out of life. The literal meaning of the word ‘philosopher’ is someone who loves wisdom.
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A response to the faculty letter of support for the right to protest and dissent

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By Daniel Stone
| The Bowdoin Orient Verified
I admire and appreciate both students’ efforts to combat injustice and suffering and my colleagues’ efforts to craft a statement addressing the Israel-Palestine conflict and student responses to this conflict. I also appreciate and affirm my colleagues’ support for free speech and discourse on campus. In the spirit of this shared value, I hope that those reading this appreciate my attempt at respectful engagement. I feel compelled to note a few reactions to their letter.
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