Another semester of conversation. We talked and talked and talked – it was joyous. We talked about what was current – race, Afghanistan, fear, politics, Iraq, and music. We talked to each other. We’re concerned about thousands of American troops heading around the world to build up other nations and to chase criminals. We were […]
Last gathering of the semester and for the year. Lots to talk about, but let’s keep it light. I’ll upscale the eats and let’s just relax and chit-chat about whatever you like. Bring a song that mattered this year — we’ll turn on a player, listen to your music, and kick it. See you this […]
As always, a news-filled week with much to discuss. This week, let’s make the attempt to chat about a few topics: AIDS -particularly laws and other policy considerations that mandate discolure; what you’re willing to do to support ending the conflict in Afghanistan; and love on Marsh Plaza. See you this afternoon – 3 – […]
We’re on hiatis until after the Fall recess. Enjoy the break. All the best to you and you loved ones. See you on Friday, December 4. Stay safe and stay well, Peace.
I can’t talk today (dental work) — you can. Still lots to discuss and so little time. Free your flow for a free flow Friday Coffee and Conversation. I’ll bring the coffee, cookies, and my listening cap, you bring topic suggestions and your conversation. See you, today, from 3 – 5 p.m. in the Howard […]
Saw this clip from The Colbert Report and it reminded me that we still haven’t had the conversation about America’s struggle with race: So, in this country, is it as we thought – that Obama’s election vindicates the civil rights movement and its creation of a culture where we all can truly be President? Didn’t […]
Big parental warning for this video- may be too intense for some viewers: What are you afraid of? Shopping; global climate change; swimming; finding a job; snakes; nuclear proliferation; the start of a New York Knicks season; death; the future; or, Saw VII. We spend a lot of time, effort, and resources dealing with our […]
Just don’t get Iran. I read that we misunderstand the place – that is largely secular and liberal both socially and culturally; and, that the majority has a secular attitude towards politics and is open to the West. I also read of the troubling grandstanding, trash talk, and outrageousness of the country’s president? In some […]
Repeal the Twenty- First? A few things keep me up at night: getting the word out to our communities; the unreachable; whether our programs are designed to meet the right needs; transitions for people new to our communities; helping the student starting with us to finish on our team; balancing care we can give against […]
Lots to discuss — so little time. Free your flow for a free flow Friday Coffee and Conversation. I’ll bring the coffee and cookines, you bring topic suggestions and your conversation. See you, today, from 3 – 5 p.m. in the Howard Thurman Center. Peace.