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    Mt. Lebanon teachers ban boring words, reports the WSJ

    The Wall Street Journal heads to the Mt. Lebanon school district to examine a nationwide movement to ban boring words.
    01 Dec 2015

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    THIS WEEKEND: Festival season continues this weeke THIS WEEKEND: Festival season continues this weekend with so much good music in Pittsburgh. All the details and more in our event guide at the link in our bio. ✨Friday, May 20 & Saturday, May 21: Millvale Music Festival
 ✨Saturday, May 21: Pop Day at The Andy Warhol Museum ✨Saturday, May 21: Maple House Music + Arts Festival at Hartwood Acres ✨Saturday, May 21: Song from the Uproar at the August Wilson African American Cultural Center
 ✨Saturday, May 21: Squonk Opera at Schenley Plaza ✨Sunday, May 22: Pilates Day at Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre  ✨Sunday, May 22: Western Pennsylvania Spirits Fest at Threadbare Cider House
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