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Lindsborg Tennis Coach Dahlsten’s Legendary Career was Filled with Impact, Inspiration
Always competitive but without making winning the top priority, Ron Dahlsten touched the lives of hundreds of tennis players during his legendary career as a boys’ and girls’ coach at Lindsborg, later Smoky Valley High School. Dahlsten, 87, whose teams and players were among the best in the state for more than 30 years, died Thursday, March 5 at his home.
The Taylor Paper: God and Vocation in Christian Higher Education
Using a student assignment on the philosopher Charles Taylor as a case study, this essay argues that teaching about vocation and calling can help students see that a call from God need not be entirely nebulous, emotional, and individualistic in nature. Rather, although there are important nebulous and emotional aspects to vocation, the concept might also include elements that are rational, conceptual, and open to being developed in conversation and in community with others.
Opinion | One Way to Make College Meaningful
Don’t find yourself; find a vocation. By Tom Perrin Mr. Perrin is an English professor at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala. Feb. 2, 2019 Image Wait Chapel on the Wake Forest University campus at Winston-Salem, N.C. The phrase “vocational education” might conjure up an image of trade schools that train students to work in traditionally blue-collar jobs.
Aucun son ne sort depuis Cubase LE
Je viens demander de l'aide auprès de ce forum car,depuis hier j'ai un très gros soucis qui me cause beaucoup d'ennuis... Le problème : Sur Cubase lorsque je veux lire mon enregistrement il n'y a aucun son qui sors,je me suis rendu sur "Configuration du Studio" pour mettre mes périphériques mais toujours rien :/ J'ai étais voir sur d'autres forums,mais impossible que cela refonctionne.
Feeling Like the Internet | Public Books
What has the advent of the internet meant for the novel? Apart, that is, from its having opened a gaping time-sucking sinkhole at the center of culture? The sweet drip-feed of sentiment and savagery ... What has the advent of the internet meant for the novel? Apart, that is, from its having opened a gaping time-sucking sinkhole at the center of culture?
Coming of Age with Philip Pullman
People really like Philip Pullman’s characters. One of my best friends gave his daughter the middle name Lyra after Lyra Belacqua, the heroine of Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy. When I tell people that, they tell me they know someone who did the same, or thought about it themselves, and I tell them we did too, but we had boys… Indeed, there were 248 Lyras born in the UK in 2016, making it the 212th-most-popular girl’s name of the year.
Harper Lee’s Bad Form
Even if, like the Paris Review’s “Daily” blog, you’ve been keeping your exquisitely curated cultural world a “Go Set a Watchman–free space,” you must have heard by now: Harper Lee’s novel sucks.1 ... Even if, like the Paris Review’s “Daily” blog, you’ve been keeping your exquisitely curated cultural world a “Go Set a Watchman–free space,” you must have heard by now: Harper Lee’s novel sucks.
Introduction: Inventing the Middlebrow
This cluster of essays exemplifies and expands on a growing scholarly interest in middlebrow culture—"'middlebrow studies,' as I think we can perhaps call it now," Erica Brown, outgoing administrator of the scholarly community the Middlebrow Network, wrote last year.
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