The Sophia News is proud to publish a series of long-form essays on philosophy, art, philanthropy. Our new “Ideas” section includes “Contemplations,” a regular column by Publisher George Magalios. It will also include regular columns by Cassandra Ledger, our Managing Editor and guest pieces called “Provocations.”
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Instead of Playing Tricks on a Grandmother Who Didn’t Have Candy, These Kids Provided Treats
The iconic phrase “trick or treat” once upon a time implied some sort of exchange. Children arrived at houses in search of candy, and if no treats were found, harmless tricks would be played (or, on the occasion that there was an especially naughty kid, a family...
Man Gives Free Food to Anyone Who Brings Him Plastic
Bali is a region of the world that most people put on their bucket lists. Its white beaches, turquoise water, lush nature, and rich history and culture attract people from all over the world. The area thrives off the steady stream of tourists, something that,...
Brothers Walk From New Jersey to California to Raise Money
A journey across the continental United States by foot is not a decision one makes on a whim. It involves heavy gear, sleeping outside, and overcoming harsh terrain. One must be physically and mentally fit to withstand the trip. But Aiden and Louis Ardine were on a...
Hospice Workers Helps Couple Take Their Wedding Photos 77 Years Later
Before being shipped off to Europe to fight in World War II, Royce and Frankie King wanted to be married. It didn’t matter that he was in two-day leave. The couple rushed to the church without a wedding dress, a fancy suit, or even a photographer. Thankfully, Royce...
Dutch “Chat Checkout” Helps Fight Loneliness
More than half of people over 75 report feeling lonely. By that age, many have lost friends and family. The elderly are often isolated in their homes, stuck in a rut of their daily lives. Physical mobility can limit many from getting out and seeing people. After the...