Alessandro De Arcangelis

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Alessandro De Arcangelis was born in Naples, Italy. He published two books, "Un'Elitaria Democrazia" and "Zampa di Gatto" and worked with several magazines and newspapers. His interests vary from humanities to music, from philology to IT. He attended the classical literature and philology university in Milan, Italy.

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Apocalypse, please: 2012

Many of us, witnessing terribly shocking facts, such as the first potential evidence of the upcoming end of the world, would probably react by looking for safety in prayers.

Harry Potter Hero Daniel Radcliffe Backs The Trevor Project

A 'major donation' to support suicide prevention among gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth

Historically Incoherent: Fools Again on Parade At The Vatican

A response to a reader. How the Catholic Church could not be historically coherent and how their law is not even democratic

Fools on Parade: No Respect For Non-Believers

Inconsistency in incoherence. This appears to be the main guideline of Benedict XVI's pontificate. Offer some kind of openness towards atheists, agnostics and rationalists... then offend them?

Was Seneca Worth an Oscar Award?

The first step in providing a proper analysis of the dramatic view Lucius Anneus Seneca held, in regards to his tragedy works, is to investigate his language and precise use of high and pregnant words.

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Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers – Another Band Bites the Dust

The story of Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers, as another band bites the dust.

The DNA Company Takes Functional Genomics Beyond DNA Reports

The DNA Company connects genetic data, scientific review, education and personalized support under CEO Tracy Wood.

The Neck Ages First, and Surgeons Now Treat It on Its Own

Neck lifts are growing faster than facelifts in the US. The approach at FACES+ in San Diego shows why the neck has become the starting point.

The Jewish Nation, The Fight Ahead

The Jewish Nation is in the fight of its life as the next election looms on October 27, 2026, when the people will elect all 120 members of the 26th Knesset.
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