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Stacy-Free education for all students would eliminate financial barriers to entry and facilitate a framework for fair student-faculty interaction.

Subversify is honored to reprint the original Avocado Soap Opera in Spanish for our predominantly Latino audience.  The original Avocado Soap Opera can be found here.  For this one of a kind and exclusive translation, Subversify hired the esteemed author Juan Hernandez-Alaro to translate the Avocado’s nuanced dialog into the […]

Karla Fetrow: In the aftermath of the 1964 earthquake, Alaskans regained their sense of humor.

Karla Fetrow: It was the duration of the 1964 earthquake that made many believe the end of the world had come.

Justice Woman Season 2 is now playing on its YouTube Channel, just in time for a new comic book launch based on the show’s leading characters titled “Justice Woman Begins.”

Mike-The Banshee and The Death Watch Beetle

Mike-A story told of the Curse of the Mahony family

Mike- Would you fancy a bit of Uisce Beaha?

Mike-The Battle of the Boyne, which was fought in 1690, is commemorated on both sides of the divide that stands between Northern Ireland under British Sovereignty and the Southern Republic of Ireland.

Mike- The apple became one of the most widely grown fruit trees in Australia and New Zealand and soon its face became known abroad.

Mike- A brief history of The Troubles in Ireland

Mike- “Who knows anything about Fionn Mac Cumhaill? Or maybe you know him as Finn McCool?”

Mike-Montserrat, is a small island in the West Indies, nicknamed The Emerald Isle of the Caribbean.

Mike brings us a “Down the Country” tale of St. Patrick and a snake.

By: Grainne Rhuad- An almost forgotten piece of history is brought to remembrance through the musical talents of The Chieftains and friends.

Mike: It was a beautiful sunny day, I was at peace with the world and happy with my surroundings.

Mike- Because of her hard life she did in fact look more like 75. She was a charming woman with a wonderful west of Ireland accent.

Mike-Any visit to London requires not only a visit to the Tower of London but a visit to the Jewel House there to see the English Crown Jewels.

Mike-It was way back in 1947 when I was 7 years old that one of my most beautiful memories came to me.

Alexandra Pratt- There is an almost forgotten corner in the Emerald Isle, where Limerick and Tipperaryand Clare come together. It’s called Lough Derg.

The David- The Idealist knows that we can do better. The cynic believes human nature being what it is, cannot expect better and gives himself/ herself over to the darker

Karla Fetrow- Iceland is posed to turn their country into a press haven for journalists world wide, while the United States considers an act of selective prosecution.

Karla Fetrow: Anyone with reasoning faculties would have figured out what was wrong with an Alaskan Drive In theater right away as the winters were too cold

I came here to Subversify to read about the Irish and Saint Patrick’s Day, which got me to thinking, about being Irish and what that meant to me growing up and all it means to me still. I remembered little phrases..Bob-isms. I remembered jokes and songs. But mostly I remembered pride.

Here’s good ole St. Paddy’s Day and a time to wear the green. In America, the long emancipated Irish will parade through the streets, display symbols of their Irish heritage, and drink down

“Ireland had called to me before I had known its mossy green ran in my veins.”

Artwork: Regina Fetrow Haines, @2006 By Karla Fetrow It isn’t easy being Irish, primarily because there’s so much debate as to who is truly Irish. It’s not enough to be able to say, my grandparents’ grandparents were born in Ireland.

I don’t celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. Although I can’t say I never have.

With the economy falling into an abyss and houshold debt levels at historic highs, the long term stability of this young debt economy will surely be tested .