
A Passel of Idiolectical Delights
I’ve been thinking heavy thoughts all week—about liberal arts education, public discourse and its discontents, the challenges of the creative process, curricular dilemmas, etc. In
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I’ve been thinking heavy thoughts all week—about liberal arts education, public discourse and its discontents, the challenges of the creative process, curricular dilemmas, etc. In
This summer, Calvin University librarians are doing a “collection review.” That means they’re culling the stacks. Apparently, Calvin has never done this before. And since
Warning: This post contains a few mild spoilers. Dear Young Women, Yes, you should see the Barbie movie. And sure, go ahead and wear hot
Weary from contention, seeking escape, I try to rest. Even rest feels hard, hard like dry ground. A pillow flattened into stone. Tension in my
Occasional guest blogger Pious Petunia has apparently started a podcast? I’m not sure, but I did discover what appears to be part of a transcript
Somewhere deep in the woods of Northern Michigan, two ethereal beings sit on tree stumps near a campfire. Both slump in toward the fire, slowly
I hate to say this, but we’re going to have to talk about economics in church. I would not make this grim assertion without reason,
I’ve enjoyed the new mystery-of-the-week series Poker Face, streaming on Peacock. It’s a murder mystery show created by Rian Johnson (The Glass Onion) that recalls
“But Deb, it’s got 52 percent on Rotten Tomatoes! That’s right in your sweet spot!” This was husband Ron, years ago, trying to convince me