Math and life
Since I finished graduate school five decades ago I have often taken classes—with private teachers, at community colleges, and through local groups. With only one … Read more
Observations on life, society, and how to be human and humane in a complex world dominated by technology
Since I finished graduate school five decades ago I have often taken classes—with private teachers, at community colleges, and through local groups. With only one … Read more
Somewhere down in my to-read pile of books is the novel “The Picture of Dorian Gray” by Oscar Wilde. It is about a young man … Read more
The Tucson Daily Star has a Faith page that appears almost every Sunday that features writings of preachers, priests, rabbis, and other religious leaders. I … Read more
I started this blog in 2017 as a way to publish my writing, if only for a small audience on the internet. I greatly enjoy … Read more
I first encountered “Politics and the English Language” by George Orwell in a composition class as a first-semester freshman at the University of Oklahoma. Being … Read more
Writing is almost always difficult for me. I read once that writing is nature’s way of showing you how muddled your thinking is. How true. … Read more