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February 6, 2026 Antarctica Journal

A cartoon depicting a clown lying on stage with a spotlight, while an audience watches from the background.

Steven Wright Quote – When my foot falls asleep

January 19, 2026 Antarctica Journal

I hate when my foot falls asleep during the day. That means it’s going to be up all night. ~ Steven Wright

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The number of college students in the U.S. fell by 2 percent this year compared with last, a decline caused by a combination of demographics, a tepid economy, and high tuition costs. The decline is likely to continue, since the number of new high school graduates peaked in 2011 and isn’t predicted to return to that level until 2024.

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