Cosmopolitan Atlanta and a Turkish educations toast
A narrator at Lenox Square in Atlanta reflects on the city's cosmopolitan growth. A Turkish-born friend who studied in Oxford and London discusses family, gratitude for living in America, and contrasts American and Asian culture. He criticizes spending and waste as the younger generation inherits debt.
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Life 10 1984 by Arlene Webster
A personal vignette reflects on American values and global perspectives during a luncheon with a Turkish guest in Atlanta. The author muses on frugality, heritage, and national debt, weighing American flaws against global concerns and the idea of cosmopolitan life in the city.
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Light At Tunnel's End Or A Train?
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al Goldman
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