
Coastal Ingenuity: Up-North Tales
In honor of the official beginning of summer, I shall relate some maritime history of the Great Lakes. I knew almost nothing about maritime history
In honor of the official beginning of summer, I shall relate some maritime history of the Great Lakes. I knew almost nothing about maritime history
In honor of the official beginning of summer, I shall relate some maritime history of the Great Lakes. I knew almost nothing about maritime history
In honor of the official beginning of summer, I shall relate some maritime history of the Great Lakes. I knew almost nothing about maritime history
After just about forty years of teaching students from all over the continent, I came to believe, grudgingly, that no geographic group adored their “homeland”
My dog hates the rain. If I open the back door to let her out, when she clearly has to go, she’ll stand there and
I had the delight this past semester to teach a “gen ed” global literature class that I nicknamed “Epic Journeys.” That means we read lots
Sitting at my seminary desk and reviewing the material for an upcoming lecture, I heard my cell phone buzzing and put it to my ear:
Alone, all aloneNobody, but nobodyCan make it out here alone.– Maya Angelou Hey you, out there in the coldGetting lonely, getting oldCan you feel me?–
Four Lessons From The Story of Naaman The Faithful and The Unfaithful Naaman was a General from the land of Aram, now part of modern-day
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