Tom Verducci recently wrote a fascinating article in Sports Illustrated in which he laments the demise of baseball. He examines the statistics that show baseball is falling
photo credit: Michigan Immigrant Rights Center by Kate Kooyman Yesterday, a judge in Michigan heard arguments on behalf of a group of Iraqi immigrants who
I’ve noticed in some meetings I’ve been in of late that “mapping” seems to one of the metaphors of the moment. As in: “we need
These are the days of the endless summer These are the days, the time is now There is no past, there’s only future There’s only
by Thomas Goodhart When a Minister of Word and Sacrament is ordained in the Reformed Church in America, as well as installed, she will make
By Brian Keepers The stadium was packed. Over 50,000 people crowded into Soldier Field, the whole place vibrating and humming like a hornet’s nest, eagerly
by Michael Bos I imagine your mind, and especially what your mind thinks about my mind, and what your mind thinks about what my mind
“Overdue.” You’ll see that word in almost every review of the new Wonder Woman movie. While Batman and Superman, her DC Comics compadres, have a
I wasn’t surprised to read what was there on the cemetery stone because I had known some time ago that Joseph Four Bears was a
