Keren Rice
How strong is Keren Rice’s passion for the spoken word? Never mind that she is now director of the university’s Aborginal Studies Program, an expert in the Dene languages of the Northwest Territories,...
View ArticleBrave New Worlds
Rebellion came easy in the 1960s. Everything was in flux, every authority was suspect, anything valued by the preceding generation was open to question. Whatever was new was better, in education as in...
View ArticlePlaces of the Heart
Philosopher’s Walk If you see an out-of-breath man standing still on the path between Trinity College and the Edward Johnson Building, staring skyward with a smile on his face, that will be me, on my...
View ArticleA Meeting of Greek Minds
You’ve learned Greek. Now what? But, of course, that’s probably not a question you’ve ever had to face. Most people in this too busy world never get around to learning ancient Greek, for the good...
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Act of Defiance
Denise Chong has written what she calls “the biography of a gesture” to explore just what drove Lu Decheng to jeopardize his life for a cause he believes in. It’s easy to miss the Tiananmen Memorial...
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