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  "description": "A personal connection to 2010 sets the stage for why Project Hail Mary feels like the rare sci-fi epic that is both emotionally grounded, and genuinely wondrous.",
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  "textContent": "💌 **[Subscribe Free]**\n\n\n\nSouthpoint Access⁠ is sharing revenue with Rogers-Herr Middle School Music Boosters until March 31.\n\n Subscribe, sponsor, or donate! \n\n## News from the Neighborhood\n\nSouth Durham Grocery Price Check – Week of March 12, 2026Walmart leads at $52.33 (just 5 cents ahead of Target), while Fresh Market tops $91.93 - a $39.60 gap for the same 17 staples.Southpoint AccessWes PlattDPS may hire firm to win back students. Would it pay off?A Memphis-based company offers one model: get paid for each student who returns. For Durham Public Schools, the appeal is obvious. So are the questions.Southpoint AccessWes PlattSustainability Math: Funding South Durham Neighborhood NewsTo cover schools, growth, and local government with consistency, Southpoint Access needs more than subscriptions and sponsors - we need community philanthropy to bridge the early-years gap.Southpoint AccessWes Platt\n\n* * *\n\nI was kind of an anxious dweeb as a teenager. Shocking, I know, but I was not always the witty stud you’ve come to expect from these columns. I worried about everything. Those first few years of high school were rough. I remember a particularly difficult night when I was around 15. What’s really interesting is that I recall being really upset, but I have no memory about why.\n\nIt was probably about school or bullies or girls or girl bullies at school. Maybe I was just worked up over the general state of the world in 1984.\n\nAgain, I was a nervous kid. It was a Sunday night and my parents were getting ready to go out. I knew that I’d have to go back to school the next day and face whatever was troubling me. They went to say goodbye and I just lost it.\n\nA total meltdown. Like big ugly crying at the dinner table. It was not my proudest moment. My dad’s a cool dude and we have always had a great relationship, but we don’t share a lot of common ground. He’s an outdoorsy/sporty/DIY guy and I’ve always been not that. But I know he loves me. He wasn’t sure what was troubling me, and he didn’t push to find out, but he figured out that I needed a break. That night, he canceled his plans and took me to the movies.\n\n### This post is for subscribers only\n\nBecome a member to get access to all content\n\nSubscribe now",
  "title": "Project Hail Mary Connects Sci-Fi with Heart",
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