I am guessing that not a lot of RJ readers have heard of something named Mounjaro.  But thanks to heavy advertising on TV probably most

The New York Times has been, one suspects, doing very well these days through its Games/Puzzle division.  Of course for almost as long as the

The title of today’s RJ blog is borrowed from a chapter title in a book of essays by the late Frederick Buechner.  I was reminded

My colleague Gary D. Schmidt is an award-winning author of Middle Grade fiction and so speaks all over the country.  He also has connections with

Late in this summer’s blockbuster Christopher Nolan film Oppenheimer viewers are presented with a disorienting set of images.  It is the evening of August 6,

As I was casting about for ideas for this week’s blog, my eyes Sunday fell on the latest NY Times column by Tish Harrison Warren. 

It’s not often as one scans through something like the New York Times that an article involving celebrities and a Presbyterian church jumps out.  But

Anyone who knows me will tell you I am not the world’s biggest sports fan.  But I do enjoy sports and mostly know the rules