Read More of "alternative (1)" alternative (1) (adj.) alternative (1) Our alternatives have changed. Type:Glossary Source:Summer 2017 Credit:Text / Jasmine Amussen & Tracy Soo-Ming Neale Read More of "alternative (1)"
Read More of "alternative (2)" alternative (2) (adj.) alternative (2) In German, alt means old. Type:Glossary Source:Summer 2017 Credit:Text / Tod Wodicka Read More of "alternative (2)"
Read More of "anxiety" anxiety (n.) anxiety On fear, inhibition, and “freedom.” Type:Glossary Source:July/August 2016 Credit:Text / Kimberly Drew Read More of "anxiety"
Read More of "clarkston" clarkston (n.) clarkston Just outside Atlanta, one of America’s most diverse refugee destinations. Type:Glossary Source:March/April 2016 Location:Clarkston, Georgia Read More of "clarkston"
Read More of "curate" curate (v.) curate A re-definition releases some hot air from the cult of the curator. Type:Glossary Source:January/February 2015 Credit:Text / Barry Bergdoll Read More of "curate"
Read More of "flâ * neur" flâ * neur (n.) flâ * neur Luxuriant carlessness vs. walking to work in Atlanta. Type:Glossary Source:Winter 2017/2018 Location:Atlanta, GA Credit:Text / Edward Austin Hall Read More of "flâ * neur"
Read More of "jomo" jomo (n.)(v.) jomo The Joy of Missing Out Type:Glossary Source:March/April 2014 Credit:Text / Shumon Basar Read More of "jomo"
Read More of "lemonade" lemonade (n.) lemonade Drink what moves you. Type:Glossary Source:May/June 2016 Credit:Text / Jasmine Amussen Read More of "lemonade"
Read More of "ordinary" ordinary (adj.)(n.) ordinary A Close Reading of the Good Ol’ Ordinary Type:Glossary Source:November/December 2016 Credit:Text / Jennifer Bonner Read More of "ordinary"
Read More of "p.o.r.t" p.o.r.t (n.)(acronym) p.o.r.t A reading of the “port.” Type:Glossary Credit:Text / Sascha Pohflepp Read More of "p.o.r.t"