Monthly Archives: June 2019
by Ben DeVries | Jun 18, 2019
I’d go as far as to argue that we crave fictions of the end.
by Tony Ditta | Jun 17, 2019
I don’t know if this is an error per se, but it’s certainly a sin of omission.
by Andrew Knot | Jun 16, 2019
Böll wrote prolifically about his city. I thought to turn to him for two thoughts about Cologne and what makes it distinct.
by Courtney Zonnefeld | Jun 15, 2019
In the many centuries of death and love and loss since this story was first told, when would we not return to this story?
by Olivia Harre | Jun 13, 2019
If we can all connect with the same music, our souls must be similar in some way.
by Abby Zwart | Jun 12, 2019
Grand Rapids Christian High commencement address
May 28, 2019
by Matt Cambridge | Jun 11, 2019
I don’t use Instagram or Snapchat, I don’t work sixty-hour weeks, I don’t watch Game of Thrones.
by Jenna Griffin | Jun 10, 2019
You can’t care that deeply for every suffering thing,
Even I know this much.
by Josh Parks | Jun 8, 2019
These live-action remakes might not always succeed in being great stand-alone movies, but maybe that’s not a fair standard to hold them to.
by Caroline (Higgins) Nyczak | Jun 7, 2019
But what Andrew likes best about his new place are the bookstores in the neighborhood.
by Josh deLacy | Jun 6, 2019
I’m committing to following this path as best I can, although I can’t see the turns ahead and everyone disagrees about the map.
by Comfort Sampong | Jun 4, 2019
We need something to comfort us after the emotional fireworks of seeing Miguel reconnect with his ancestors in a flurry of orange marigolds.
by Ansley Kelly | Jun 3, 2019
The waves will wave again and the wind will call my name. What good hope that is.
by Cotter Koopman | Jun 2, 2019
I’m also thankful, in a more shameful sense, that I got to leave when I planned to.
by Katerina Parsons | Jun 1, 2019
If you visit Tegucigalpa, you’ll find more than you expect.
