People News, May 2022
Teaching awards, cutting-edge research and national service are among the recent accomplishments of Smith students, faculty, staff and alums. Read about them in the latest People News column.
Source: smith.edu
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Statement in support of the Harvard Crimson and Palestinian Liberation
Harvard University faculty and officers issue an open letter in support of the Harvard Crimson’s endorsement of BDS, and student efforts to oppose Israeli apartheid.
Source: mondoweiss.net
Buddhist Chaplains Becoming More Common in US
Buddhist chaplains are leading an ever more diverse number of religious counselors that includes Muslims, Hindus, and others.
Source: voanews.com
Jasmine Beach-Ferrara wins 11th Congressional Democratic primary
Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, an ordained minister and Buncombe County Commissioner, outpaced the democratic field in the 11th Congressional District race.
Source: citizen-times.com
Jasmine Beach-Ferrara wins 11th Congressional Democratic primary
Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, an ordained minister and Buncombe County Commissioner, outpaced the democratic field in the 11th Congressional District race.
Source: palmbeachpost.com
Olive Schreiner's "The Story of an African Farm" and the Question of Progress: A Conversation with Cóilín Parsons
Olive Schreiner (1855-1920), a South African novelist, anti-war campaigner, and women’s rights activist, came early to the study of the thing we call progress. As a teenager, she was given a copy of Herbert Spencer’s First Principles (1862), and it came to dominate her thoughts in early years, influencing not only her freethinking regarding religion, but also […]
Source: georgetown.edu
Commencement | Harvard University - The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences holds Commencement activities once a year in conjunction with Harvard University’s Commencement in May.
Source: harvard.edu
The Day - Bigger waves? More wind? Yes, please - News from southeastern Connecticut
Gerry Polinsky’s annual Polar Paddle Practicum class encourages kayakers to “push their comfort zones” while honing rough-water skills.
Source: theday.com
Maya C. James Reviews The Broken Tower by Kelly Braffet
The magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror field with news, reviews, and author interviews
Kelly Braffet Mira Micaela Alcaino Mayac James Kelly Braffet Georgetown University Berkley Center Blog Harvard Divinity School
Source: locusmag.com
Chris Hedges: Alice Walker & the Price of Conscience
Under heat from the Israel lobby, The Bay Area Book Festival humiliated one of the most gifted and courageous writers in America. By Chris Hedges Substack There is a steep price to pay for having a conscience and more importantly the courage to act on it. The hounds of hell pin you to th
Source: consortiumnews.com