The horrible story is playing out again in the Congo.
Month: May 2003
It isn’t 1933.
When we think that anyone to our right is quasi-fascist — and we say so! — we’re setting ourselves up to fail dramatically.
Cambrich, Mass.
“Cambridge had the highest concentration of million-dollar homes of all large cities in the nation.”
Emerson watch.
Some additional Ralph Waldo Emerson celebrations in honor of his 200th birthday on Sunday.
Welcome!
The ranks of Unitarian Universalist bloggers keeps expanding!
Which way to Mecca?
Clifford Geertz read 50 of the new books on Islam.
Breached?
The Bush Administration picked a vulnerable spot in liberal doctrines about the wall separating church and state to insert the wedge of government funding.
See you again on the brink of June.
Elevation.
A Freedom Trail guide tells tourists that Puritans founded a “city set upon a hill” because they believed that the higher up you are, the closer you are to God.
Chris Hedges watch.
The author of “War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning” was all but booed off the stage during a commencement address in Illinois.
