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Cass Adair
Cass Adair is interning as a production assistant on Stateside and The Next Idea. He is also a fifth-year PhD Candidate in English Language and Literature at University of Michigan, specializing in contemporary literature and culture. He's from Virginia Beach, VA and went to college in Williamsburg, VA.
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As Timothy Douglas gave his cast some advice before a recent rehearsal, giggles broke out when he mimicked one of the characters. Douglas laughed along...
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The Next Idea Every year, the United States spends $218 billion growing, transporting, and processing food that no one ever eats. That's billion. The...
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The Next Idea When Amber Williams and Morgan Willis talk about #ICantBreathe or #BlackLivesMatter, they aren't just talking about Twitter hashtags. For...
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The Next Idea How does a community address domestic violence and sexual assault when calling the police is not often an option? This is the question...
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The Next Idea Rob Stephenson, professor and vice chair for research in the Department of Health Behavior and Biological Sciences at the University of Mi...
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The Next Idea In a past life, Sile O'Modhrain edited audio for BBC radio. "At the time I was working," she says, "I could edit using a razor blade and...