They haven’t plagiarized anyone (that I am aware of at this moment) rather "The Ethicist" is dealing with a case of possible plagiarism. It is an important and challenging issue in academia, but it is also a real-world problem as well. The Ethicist – Hidden Doings I am a student […]
Monthly Archives: July 2008
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We are spending the 4th weekend with our family in Rehoboth Beach DE. It has been a great time and very relaxing. Pictures are going up on Flickr so feel free to take a look. Most are just going to be snap shots (and photos of the kids are for […]
It is not so odd that I should wake up and think of tea. But tea parties ? Well, it is the 4th of July. I am sure I have mentioned it before on this site, but I am inordinately proud that I have given up coffee. I say “inordinately” […]
…in one convenient location. Seen on Rt. 1 heading into Rehoboth Beach, DE. Let me be the first (at just before midnight) to wish you a happy 4th of July!
Got the Vespa on the carrier and ready to go. (And sadly, it will likely stay there. It was won, after all, by the family and the deal was it will stay at the grandparents beach house.) Have a great 4th of July everyone! I will likely blog during the […]
This is a gem from The Chronicle of Higher Ed’s “First Person” series of anonymous essays. “Pothead Ph.D.” is from a PhD candidate who is espousing the use of marijuana. A bit of philosophy is thrown in to make this all seem legitimate. Of course I’m not arguing that one […]
This was sent to me by an old roommate. I do not know its origin. The picture certainly needs a caption, however. So please provide one!
Although delayed for very good reasons Tyler has posted the BSC for May, just in time for XXXI to come rolling along. Thanks Tyler! UPDATE: Biblical Studies Carnival XXXI is up! James R. Getz of Ketuvim is hosting the Carnival for July 2008. John Hobbins of Ancient Hebrew Poetry will […]
I am a fan of BBC Radio 4’s The Now Show (as in "News Of the Week") and a regular member of the cast is Mitch Benn who writes and sings satirical verse. This week he praised the ABC. Give it a listen.
As I mentioned a week or so ago, John Hobbins has organized a group of us to comment on children’s books that were influential on or immensely enjoyed by us. It is hard for me to decide. It might surprise some that although I knew the Chronicles of Narnia quite […]