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David Brooks: We Change People for the Better by Knowing Them ... - Vimarsana News

David Brooks: We Change People for the Better by Knowing Them ...

The New York Times columnist says extraordinary things happen—both personally and socially—when we pay attention to others.

Secular 'church'? How some atheists are trying to fill the void - Vimarsana News

Secular 'church'? How some atheists are trying to fill the void

Fewer and fewer Americans profess to believe in God with each passing year; and when it comes to the younger generations, the lack of faith, and the decline of Christianity, is rising rapidly.

Josh Radnor Is Exploring What It Is to Be Jewish Today - Vimarsana News

Josh Radnor Is Exploring What It Is to Be Jewish Today

The How I Met Your Mother star is in a new Off-Broadway play, The Ally , about discourse around Israel and Palestine.

A Funeral For Geese | mgoblog - Vimarsana News

A Funeral For Geese | mgoblog

9/21/2019 – Michigan 14, Wisconsin 35 – 2-1, 0-1 Big Ten The End of the Tour, a movie about Rolling Stone writer David Lipsky glomming on to David Foster Wallace at the end of his Infinite Jest book tour, is immediately good. The first sensory experience the movie gives you is the ultra-deep cut instrumental from REM's Automatic For the People: This is a song with no oboes in it that sounds like nothing but oboes. It is weird, lilting, and mournful, a funeral for geese. The opening scene of the movie is Lipsky getting a call from someone trying to confirm a rumor that Wallace has comm...

Irish literary magazines: from the visually stunning to the unapologetically plain - Vimarsana News

Irish literary magazines: from the visually stunning to the unapologetically plain

Mei Chin on Holy Show; Dublin Review; Banshee; Splonk; and Four Faced Liar