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“I do and I don’t”: The Irish language and an Irish childhood
Rebecca Koerselman is away. Today The Twelve welcomes Lia Johnson. Recently, I’ve had the catchy Irish song “Níl ‘na lá” in my head. The title
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Rebecca Koerselman is away. Today The Twelve welcomes Lia Johnson. Recently, I’ve had the catchy Irish song “Níl ‘na lá” in my head. The title
Rebecca Koerselman is away, enjoying some time with their new baby. Today The Twelve welcomes Rebecca’s, sister, Jennifer Vander Molen. A Humility of Spirit Last
Wonder Woman is an interesting comic character that makes me…well…wonder. According to the historian, Jill Lepore, she was created in 1941 as a tribute to
In Galatians 4:4-7 (NRSV), Paul wrote, “But when the fullness of time had come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the
by Rebecca Koerselman Historians spend most of their time with sources. We read them, search for them, evaluate them, re-evaluate them, discount them, occasionally ignore
by Rebecca Koerselman Experiences inside and outside of the classroom have taught me that most people are interested in telling you what they think and
By Rebecca Koerselman In an effort to focus on something other than current events and politics, I recently watched the documentary, Love Between the Covers.
Most of us have heard Republican candidate Donald Trump’s slogan “Make America Great Again” ad nauseam during this presidential campaign season. So what does this
I’ve noticed that there seems to be a different set of rules that apply to women who happen to be visibly pregnant. People feel free
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