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You’ve never seen a hearse pulling a U-Haul. But Perry Petrich has a look at the contents of a few hypothetical funerary U-Hauls this week.

Poking fun at that pesky papyrus, TJP awards a Golden Iggy to the best gift ideas for Mr & Mrs Jesus Christ.

Can something be true that does not rest on a bed of neat, clean facts? Joe Simmons tackles this question (and more) in his ATL debut.

A poem on vocation from the inimitable, and newly minted, Fr. Paul Lickteig.

Not even self-professed music snob Patrick Gilger, SJ can resist Gangnam Style.

Has the endless summer of Carly Rae Jepsen reached its end? Tim O’Brien secretly hopes not.

New kid on the block Matt Stewart filed his first essay (mini-community, empathy, and what we want from Broadway) from the curb outside the Bernard B. Jacobs theater. Entree.

The New Yorker recently profiled a Jesuit high school that offers a different type of education. Vinny Marchionni takes a closer look.

This week, we bid fond farewell to pioneers in laptops, millk mustaches, snowboards, and diplomacy.

During the Chicago teacher’s strike, our Jeff Sullivan spoke with an under-represented party: the students.