…or so saith the comment I just read in a forwarded email.
I have been reading similar comments all day, in between my visits to campus today. UCLA has been in an uproar– albeit a carefully orchestrated, mostly polite uproar, for a few days now.
The comment was made regarding the protests at Berkeley and UCLA and [...]
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October 30, 2008
Who Cares about politics when you can dance like this?
An amazing group of kids from the Ron Clarke Academy in Atlanta, Georgia!



September 11, 2009
Looking: How we respond to the suffering of others
I haven’t posted in a while, but have been getting amazing responses to this blog lately. Thank you so much, dear readers, for sharing your thoughts with me! Anyway, I have been feeling a little anxious about updating but am overwhelmed with writing my dissertation proposal. An amazing mentor and writing buddy of mine, Mike [...]
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