What are the things you inevitably bring up in classes regardless of topic, to the point that students joke about it/identify it with you? Mine are: -Righteous Discontent by Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham -1893 World's Parliament of Religion -Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah -Shakers
From mid-June to mid-July I am going to be in DC as a short-term fellow in Catholic Studies at Georgetown! So if you are in DC and want to hang out, let me know.
I have not been on here in forever, but, some assorted updates: I am leaving New College after this semester. I am glad to have been here to work with amazing students, but the VAP life has worn me down, among other things. I'm headed back to SLC at the end of the summer.
are you telling me that you're just like. drinking vegetable bullion out of a mug
This is my semi-regular public apology to students for the fact that I can never just mention Swedenborgianism, I have to go on a 15 minute tangent, it's involuntary on my part honestly
This week in things said by students that made me feel like I am 900 years old: "I got really into Hamilton in middle school"
If you're in Utah, please call your state senators and ask them to vote against HB 257.
Utah Advances Criminal Trans Bathroom Ban, With Penalties Of Six Months In Jail www.erininthemorning.com/p/utah-advan... #transgender #trans #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA
The bill mirrors Florida's trans bathroom ban and would also end all legal recognition for transgender people.
Today's upsetting realization that I feel obligated to share with everyone else my age: Chutes Too Narrow is now old enough to legally drink
oh to be as cozy as this cat