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We often hear reports about the conditions our soldiers face in Afghanistan, but what is life like for Afghan civilians, many of whom have never known a life without war?

What’s it really like to be a Mary Kay cosmetics consultant?

How might today’s young adults change the world as they come of age and begin to take positions of influence and responsibility in society?

How do the lingering stresses of combat, continuous bomb blasts, and the uncertainty of life in a war zone impact a soldier’s life once the fighting is finally over?

How is an artist’s view of the world represented by their work and what is necessary to make the leap to the physical form of an artwork?

How hard is it to start a business in a still-developing country?

How does our country’s nearly eleven-year war in Afghanistan compare to the first time America was involved in the region over 30 years ago?

What personality and character traits lead a person to run for the highest office in the land and how does the human persona of a president differ from the political persona?

How did a story assignment on the history of drug use lead to one journalist’s serious addiction?

How did the British government and society react to the U.S. Civil War and what did both Union and Confederate powers expect from America’s former colonial master as the war heated up?