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The loss of handwriting also may be a cognitive opportunity missed. The neurological process that directs thought, through fingers, into written symbols is a highly sophisticated one.

Get any of our free daily email newsletters — news headlines, opinion, e-edition, obituaries and more. One doesn't have to be a Biblical scholar to know the idiom, “the handwriting on the wall ...

Recent events have led to a number of resignations from the current administration. When reading of the large group the CEO and I agreed that they must have seen “the handwriting on the wall.” ...

The national hand-wringing over handwriting is not new. A 1956 article in Look magazine proclaimed, “Handwriting today is as out-of-date as the hand-lettered book.” The Saturday Evening Post […] ...