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At her request, Esperanza Spalding is styled in sustainable pieces for S Moda Magazine. Photographed by Álvaro Beamud Cortés, here she wears a Juan Vidal dress and Hélène Zubeldia earrings.
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From the New York Daily News, a story of yet another tragic gun death:
A 15-year-old Chicago honor student who participated in inaugural events celebrating President Obama’s re-election was fatally shot Tuesday just blocks from her school.
Hadiya Pendleton was among approximately a dozen teens taking cover from the rain in a local park at 2:30 p.m. when a gunman jumped a fence and opened fire, according to reports.
Pendleton and other King College Prep students had been dismissed from school early due to exams. The gunshots sent the entire group running out of the park in a panic, authorities say.
Pendleton and a 16-year-old boy were both hit and collapsed about one block away. Pendleton was shot once in the back and later died at the University of Chicago Comer Children’s Hospital. The wounded boy was in serious condition Tuesday night, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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The Neuroscience of Narrative
Because fiction is conjured up within our imaginations, our capacity for storytelling or engaging in stories is susceptible to neurological disorders. People on the autism spectrum are less likely to engage in storytelling and make-believe, while those who suffer from bi-polar disorder often find themselves in fits of unbridled narrative creation. Literary scholar Jonathan Gottschall explains.
For more on the link between mental illness and creativity, watch clips from Madness Redefined
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