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When Tejaswini Ravindra took a moment to look a little mouse in the eyes, she saw a lot more than just a pest.

For Linda Gebroe, the magic of baseball isn’t just in the game, but also in the way we talk about it.

Cultural norms don't always translate. Chen Yu tells us about the importance of recognizing the blinders on our own perspectives.

When staring at a screen all day became draining, Adam Silva took to the great outdoors and learned the importance of stepping out of his comfort zone.

What do you say to comfort someone who's going through chemotherapy? Lee Barron has this advice.

The advice to "look on the bright side" can feel harsh and insensitive when we're going through our hardest times. But sometimes, a little perspective can help. Here's one from Lia Seth.