Celebrate, Keystone Staters: July 20 is National Pennsylvania Day.
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If you’ve always wanted to get Zen, now is the time! Align your chakras and try these three inexpensive outdoor yoga classes in Pittsburgh this summer:• Rooftop Yoga: For $12, this yoga class comes with a relaxing, grounding sequence and post-session biergarten to take the edge off.
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For some people, music is more of a distraction than a motivator.
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When considering the ubiquitous nature of graphic design in our world today, it’s difficult to undermine its importance.
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Imposter syndrome can be loosely defined as doubting your abilities and feeling like a fraud.
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Giving your brain a break throughout the day can significantly improve your mental health and quality of work.
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Pittsburghers like to lament our weather, even in summer. And yes, it rained this month for the Three Rivers Arts Festival, as usual. But is our weather really worse than elsewhere?
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The recent tragedy in Texas is once again shining a spotlight on children’s mental health. Even when current events are not hitting so close to home, the issue is of utmost importance, as research shows depression and anxiety disorders increasing in adolescents and many of those conditions beginning in early childhood.
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It’s often hard to follow what’s going on in other parts of the world without getting biased, incomplete snapshots that serve to stir up more confusion or even misinformation.
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The movement to turn Juneteenth – which commemorates the end of slavery each year on June 19 – into an official holiday reached a crescendo in recent years, with the special day receiving that designation at the federal, state and local levels.
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EntertainmentPittsburgh 100 Book Club
Family legacy, modern life lessons merge in Pittsburgh writer’s debut ‘Power in the Tongue’
Caitlyn Hunter, the inaugural Emerging Black Writer in Residence at Chatham University and a PhD candidate in English Literature at Duquesne University is launching her debut book, “Power in the Tongue,” on June 22 from 7-8:30 p.m. at Bloomfield’s White Whale Bookstore.