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The Hutch Post

Chad C. Ashby

Life’s about more than books and baking—but not much more

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Theater Is Bringing the Drama

This week of May, like clockwork, my high school drama teacher would be in tears. Inside and outside of class, tissues, emotions, the works. It was the week of the school play, and anxieties were overflowing.

As a student, I never really u...

6 days ago

The Crack in the Screens: Hutch Post Vol. 41

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This weekend, The Wall Street Journal featured a rude awakening: parents learning just how much YouTube their kids were watching during school. They were shocked. Appalled. Aghast. One said, “It made me cry.” An...

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Are We Robbing the Children of Their Innocence?

There’s literally nothing worse than a friend who smiles to your face . . . and stabs you in the back.

That seems to be a major point in Dante’s Inferno. In the final circle of Hell, we find Satan, frozen in the middle of a giant ice rink...

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Shakespeare's Cross-Dressing Saviors

“A woman shall not wear a man's garment, nor shall a man put on a woman's cloak, for whoever does these things is an abomination to the LORD your God.” —Deut 22:5

The public reading this past Sunday was Deuteronomy 22 and 23, which include...

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Those Who Scroll Are Doomed

Sunday afternoon, Mindy and I listened as pagans selected a sacrificial virgin and offered her to the gods of spring.

Sorry, I failed to mention we were at the Pittsburgh Symphony to see Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring.

It was a sight—as...

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