Kalopsia, derived from Greek roots, describes the illusion of seeing things as more beautiful or ideal than they truly are.

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Lucy Huelin, a former Bootham School teacher, is at the heart of a major new national mathematics education project.

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The deleterious effects of unrestrained immigration are being felt all over the West:  From Germany’s importation of millions ...

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The word “labyrinthine” is an adjective that means something that is intricate and confusing. It can also mean something that ...

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