Articles by Charlie Nadler

humor 02.22.12 It’s Time to Retire the Technology Addiction Article

Thinking about writing a trend piece about how kids today are “too plugged in”? Charlie Nadler has some writing advice for you.

humor 11.18.11 9 Lesser-Known College Myths, Debunked

Charlie Nadler knows all about college because he likely graduated from a probably accredited university maybe.

humor 03.23.11 Fact or Fiction: Tardigrades

Charlie Nadler dispels the myths about tardigrades, a microscopic water-dwelling animal.

humor 02.02.11 4-Hour Dentist

Charlie Nadler presents an uncommon guide to rapid fat-loss, incredible sex, and becoming a dentist.

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