Category Archives: Placeless
by Mary Margaret Healy | Aug 19, 2018
What I’ve keyed into is the difference between learning as a victim and learning as a perpetrator.
by Ben DeVries | Aug 18, 2018
All I know about the donut scene in Champaign, Illinois, I owe to a man named Pete.
by Tony Ditta | Aug 17, 2018
The people I know with whom I’ve recently played chess are similarly much better than me. When we play, I view it more as a self-esteem boost for them than a real contest.
by Corrie Van Bemden | Aug 14, 2018
Since I know it is theologically unsound to pray for my life to be comfortable, I find myself praying that Paul will be safe, promote justice, and stay out of the news.
by Olivia Harre | Aug 13, 2018
She took photos because it was something she had to do, because creativity flowed out of her and became her way of life. Because she had something to say.
by Abby Zwart | Aug 12, 2018
O teachers! my teachers! your fearful year’s begun.
by Josh Parks | Aug 8, 2018
If I really believe that the Bible was inspired by the creator of the universe, it should be much easier to find that trust than it is with a series of young adult fantasy novels finished a decade ago.
by India Daniels | Aug 5, 2018
Taken as a whole, AmeriCorps VISTA is the lifeblood of nonprofit social service programs in this country, utilizing the interest and availability of young people for the greater good.
by Meg Schmidt | Aug 3, 2018
The last thing I want to read about is another long and beautiful and solitary walk.
