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Disneyland With No People Original

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By Steve Martin
| The Atlantic Verified
Listen1.0x 0:007:41 When I was 17, I worked at Fantasyland’s magic shop as a magician demonstrating Svengali decks, cups and balls, and the Incredible (their word) Shrinking Die. I loved working to exhaustion, and I was proud to become the shop’s youngest night manager. When Disneyland’s summer hours were extended to 9 p.m. on weekdays and midnight on weekends, I was in heaven. I could watch date night unfold, allowing me to observe and absorb teen romantic norms.
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New library books

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By Eric Foner, Steve Martin, Zadie Smith, Ruby Tandoh Verified
| The Journal Gazette Verified
These essay collections are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “Our Fragile Freedoms: Essays” by Eric Foner The preeminent historian’s lifelong exploration of American freedom – its evolving meanings, struggles and fragility – is showcased through incisive reflections on figures, events and debates from slavery and Reconstruction to contemporary politics.
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OpEd: Dodger Blues — When a $400 Million Payroll Still Can’t Buy You Happiness - WEHOonline.com

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By Steve Martin
| WehoOnline
​While I firmly believe that money can’t buy you happiness, it should be able to purchase a reasonable facsimile. ​The Dodgers with their $400 million dollar payroll should have provided fans with a baseball juggernaut.Instead, the team continues to flounder about like a kid on a first date; sometimes it looks like they will never get to first base. ​While there have been flashes of brilliance, this season has often been frustrating for fans to watch.
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