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Mary Rogers

Mary Rogers

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Sterling

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Opioid Crisis in Native American Communities Health Equity in Native American Communities Missing and Murdered Indigenous People

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Fashion, religion, lifestyle.

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Total articles 59

  • Playing For Zero

    By J. Vance, Peter Hitchens, Mary Rogers, Matthew Walther Verified| The Lamp Magazine@ I’m bad at games. I always have been. My competitive chess career ended in middle school, when I decided that spending a day of Swiss-system combat at a school library in the lugubrious suburbs of Baltimore was not worth it if I wasn’t going to place. My brother was more naturally gifted, as seemed to be the case in most of these sorts of things, but he was young and undisciplined, so he didn’t pursue it much longer than I did.

    By J. Vance, Peter Hitchens, Mary Rogers, Matthew Walther Verified · The Lamp Magazine

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • All Shall Wax Old

    By J. Vance, Matthew Walther Verified, Peter Hitchens, Mary Rogers| The Lamp Magazine@ Cupboards and attics are dangerous things, as are wardrobes. They lead you to places which are not always very like Narnia. I generally avoid peering into such places in my own house, staying busy, traveling many miles to an office most days of the week, arriving home after dark for most of winter, too tired or otherwise engaged to patrol my own sovereign territory.

    By J. Vance, Matthew Walther Verified, Peter Hitchens, Mary Rogers · The Lamp Magazine

    Feb. 14, 2025

  • North East charities announce training programme to create 'Proud Allies' in the culture and hospitality sectors

    By Mary Rogers| Northern Insight Magazine Verified Two North East-based charities committed to championing and developing LGBTQIA+ arts, artists, and communities, has re-launched 'Proud Allies', a new training programme to further increase allyship and inclusion for the LGBTQIA+ community in cultural venues, the hospitality sector and in work places across the UK and internationally.

    By Mary Rogers · Northern Insight Magazine

    May. 02, 2024

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Sterling, United States