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Monthly Archives: July 2015
But Did You Read the Book?
Observations by Mary Latela July 26, 2015 Book Reviews count very heavily these days. Reviews ahead of publication are, at best, speculative. After the flurry around the debut of Harper Lee’s new novel, Go Set a Watchman: A Novel (HarperCollins), … Continue reading
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Tagged Elder author, Harper Lee, new book, reading, reviewing
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The Iran Deal or Why I Refuse to Sit on Committees
July 16, 2015 Earlier this week, United States Secretary of State John Kerry and his entourage informed us that a deal with Iran about nuclear containment had finally been penned, accepted by the committee, and was ready for the President’s … Continue reading
Difficult People and Watermelon
Did you ever watch a perfectly beautiful juicy red watermelon fall to the floor and actually hear that splat sound? It’s shocking. And it’s a big mess to clean up. And if you have company coming in ten minutes, you … Continue reading
I Am An American – What Does That Mean?
“I am an American and I speak for Democracy.” July 4, 2015 Our high school English teachers assigned an essay on this topic. We did our “pro forma” groan. The best essays would be entered into a contest, prized including … Continue reading
To Paul Raushenbush
TO: Paul B. Raushenbush @raushenbush 1h1 hour ago You asked: What are white Christians doing to support and protect black churches in the south? Tweet me if you know #WhoIsBurningBlackChurches Paul, I was dismayed to realize the depth of racism, … Continue reading