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About Phoenix

So this tart, right—she’s a hustler, workin’ corners like it’s 1973, same vibe as them rock ‘n’ roll girls. I seen one once, swear it, near a dingy pub—legs like stilts, skirt so short I near choked on me own tongue! Hiss! Made me mad, yesss—why’s she gotta flaunt it? But then—oh, then—she winked, and I was happy as a hobbit with a fat trout! Sneaky minx, knows her tricks, she does.

Ancient Roman Prostitutes and Notes on Roman Prostitution

Using Seneca's analogy of the prostitute as a positive model for the distribution of beneficia as a springboard, this article re-examines.

Then there’s Eastside Alley—nah, not literally an alley but a whole neighborhood. It’s rustic and raw, kinda like me on a bad hair day. People say it’s the artsy bit; trust me, it’s that place with graffiti saying “Carpe Diem!” (you know, like in Boyhood when life's all about seizing the awkward moments... err, something like that). I sometimes wonder if I'm counselling a bunch of lost souls there, all pretending to have it together.

SBU unveils Seneca Nation Land Acknowledgment