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The Back Page Keeping Christmas by Julia Silvis Keeping Christmas the backpage By Julia Silvis Christmas, despite its warm and fuzzy image, is a holiday people love to hate. These articles portray Americans as heartless, hollow goblins, who, zombie-like, spend their ways through November and December, only to wake up in January to extra pounds and huge credit card bills. But these cantankerous laments are not only contrary to the spirit of Christmas, they also sell Americans short, underestimating our ability to create and hold fast to our own traditions. The same pages that declare Christmas vapid advertise the millions of things you can buy to please that special someone, ingratiate yourself with your boss, or win over the in-laws. These editorials cannot accuse their readers of being avaricious pigs, so usually it is the advertisers who get blamed for sucking the meaning out of Christmas.