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Oliver Sacks was a neurologist whose books and essays about the human brain explored our humanity. In the months after his cancer returned, he wrote beautifully about his own death. Sacks died on Sunday.
Neurologist Oliver Sacks died a little over a week ago. Take some time and catch up on his writing. -Emily
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Oak Ridge High School's Tajion Jones, 3, and Fulton High School's Trey Davis, 24, react to a referee's call during a boys basketball game at Oak Ridge on Saturday, Feb. 13, 2016. Oak Ridge defeated Fulton 81-31 in front of a sold out arena of 3,000 spectators. (Caitie McMekin \ News Sentinel)
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There’s no crying in journalism!
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