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Cartoon – Back in my day!

July 30, 2026 Antarctica Journal

Hand-drawn black-and-white cartoon text reads “Back in my day!” as cats and a dog gobble food in a cabin with granny-Os.

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Cartoon – Humpty Dumpty

July 16, 2026 Antarctica Journal

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Cartoon – David & Goliath

June 20, 2026 Antarctica Journal

David, clad in armor, stands in a black-and-white cartoon facing a colossal dark silhouette of Goliath, with a chain in his hand and a determined stance.

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Cartoon – Goldilocks Therapy

June 15, 2026 Antarctica Journal

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The longer immigrants live in the U.S., research shows, the worse their rates of heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes— mainly due to their increased consumption of fat-and sugar-laden junk food. Immigrants’ American-born children have higher incomes than their parents, but on average live shorter lives.

The New York Times

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