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Daniel Webster

Harrisburg, United States
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A print periodical chronicling one town in America per issue.

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Daniel Webster’s Biography

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I'm the founder editor-in-chief of an independent periodical called Local Quarterly, a 112-page magazine that chronicles one town per issue in America. Our third issue took us to the shore town of Asbury Park, N.J.

Occasionally, I get to play some hoops (my first love) and jaunt around the U.S. unfettered.

I freelance for my local community newspaper, TheBurg.

Daniel Webster’s Journalist Portfolio

Salesmen can be beggars, Editor-in-Chiefs can't be choosers (or can they?)

Salesmen can be beggars, Editor-in-Chiefs can't be choosers (or can they?)

Some may believe that being an editor-in-chief of an indie publication is rather cool. You sit around with yo…

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A Call to Oms: After much searching, a couple finds their purpose in Yoga Nature. - theBurg

A Call to Oms: After much searching, a couple finds their purpose in Yoga Nature. - theBurg

Misha Kaschock and Sara Rose Bryant separately point out that Yoga means "yoked" or "union," a well-suited ma…

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Shipwreck or Shipwrecked: Harrisburg's Almost Eminem Battles the Shallows

Shipwreck or Shipwrecked: Harrisburg's Almost Eminem Battles the Shallows

This feature was on a down-and-out MC from the Harrisburg region for the first issue of Local Quarterly. It's…

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The Hotel Roanoke

The Hotel Roanoke

This was a review of the Hotel Roanoke and appeared in Issue 2 of Local Quarterly.

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Citizen Bill: Midtown man makes his piece of the planet a little more colorful. - theBurg

Citizen Bill: Midtown man makes his piece of the planet a little more colorful. - theBurg

Former Mayor Reed calls this man "The Mayor of Cumberland Street," an earned and well-deserved nickname. He t…

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Musical Notes: Coming to HBG

Musical Notes: Coming to HBG

You'll laugh, you'll cry: Singer-songwriters take the stage in May. Singer-songwriters are my thematic recomm…

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Articles

Impact of Curricular Redesign on Student Performance and Satisfaction in a Foundational Anatomy Block With Added Cell Biology and Histology

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By Daniel Webster, Keith Bishop, Brandt L. Schneider
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Although curricular restructuring has been an ongoing enterprise for decades, the 100th anniversary of the Flexner report (Finnerty et al. 2010) served as a benchmark of our progress while offering a broad outline for the future education of our medical students (Irby et al. 2010; Samarasekera et al. 2018).
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Commentary: Oregon needs to stop the flow of illegal guns - and we know how to do it

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By Daniel Webster
| Tillamook Headlight Herald Verified
If Oregon wants to make lasting progress in reducing gun violence and the devastating ripple effects, the state must address a largely overlooked but crucial driver: the unchecked flow of firearms from licensed gun dealers to the illegal market. I’ve spent over 30 years studying the causes and consequences of gun violence and one thing is clear: The way we regulate or fail to regulate gun dealers has a clear impact on gun crime.
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Oregon needs to stop the flow of illegal guns — and we know how to do it • Oregon Capital Chronicle Original

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By Daniel Webster
| Oregon Capital Chronicle
If Oregon wants to make lasting progress in reducing gun violence and the devastating ripple effects, the state must address a largely overlooked but crucial driver: the unchecked flow of firearms from licensed gun dealers to the illegal market. I’ve spent over 30 years studying the causes and consequences of gun violence and one thing is clear: The way we regulate or fail to regulate gun dealers has a clear impact on gun crime.
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