Grace Woodruff

This is One Thing, a column with tips on how to live. As a general rule, I don’t think too hard about my online data. I mindlessly click “Accept Cookies” on every website I enter, and I occasionally fall victim to a targeted Instagram ad. I recognize the risk of throwing my info around online; consumer data can be used by law enforcement to help prosecute abortion cases or by political campaigns to micro-target their messaging.

This is One Thing, a column with tips on how to live. As a general rule, I don’t think too hard about my online data. I mindlessly click “Accept Cookies” on every website I enter, and I occasionally fall victim to a targeted Instagram ad. I recognize the risk of throwing my info around online; consumer data can be used by law enforcement to help prosecute abortion cases or by political campaigns to micro-target their messaging.

“You would not believe how many adults want to make collages!” – Jana Wilson, Arkwings Executive Director, and local artist. Arkwings, a large historic home turned nonprofit art space tucked away in Frayser, houses artists of various disciplines and shepherds them through their artistic journeys. According to Jana Wilson, Arkwings Executive Director, “it is a mind, body, and spiritual exploration.” The space is intended for play and exploration by the artist.