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Grading Grace (or Grace Grading)
I envy math teachers. I mean, when they have to grade a test or a quiz, they know at a glance whether it’s right or
Scott Hoezee
November 27, 2012
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I envy math teachers. I mean, when they have to grade a test or a quiz, they know at a glance whether it’s right or
How did belief in climate change become political? Have you noticed that generally people who vote Democratic believe in climate change and people who vote
Daniel Meeter writes today in place of Jason Lief. Thanks, Daniel. On Tuesday, November 6, the people of the United States elected Barack Obama for a
I’ve treasured this poem ever since I first read it as a freshman in college. It appealed to this then late-60s kid as a brilliant
It’s 11pm, the night before Thanksgiving. The house is clean; the table is set; and, the turkey is defrosted. My husband and I will awake
This week, so many possible topics presented themselves as suitable for the blog: Liz Lemon seems to be getting married (question arises: appropriate feminist triumph
I spent much of my sabbatical in France. Before you imagine me quaffing champagne along the Champs Elysees, I should you tell that the places
Today’s guest post comes from Rev. Adriene Thorne, an Associate Minister at Middle Collegiate Church in New York City. It originally appeared on The Huffington Post. Thanks
I’m just now turning my thoughts to the Thanksgiving Day menu. My parents and brothers and their families will be coming here, since the days