“How to improve your faculty development program:
Step one: Scrap your faculty development program.”
-from my latest for CiRCE, A Quick, Free Consulting Session On Your Faculty Development Program
Teach me to care and not to care.
“How to improve your faculty development program:
Step one: Scrap your faculty development program.”
-from my latest for CiRCE, A Quick, Free Consulting Session On Your Faculty Development Program
“Many parents make the decision to send their children to a classical Christian school with their eyes, not their ears.”
-from “A Short Introduction to Classical Christian Education,” coming October 2022 through Gibbs Classical
“Gibbs: I’ve seen a lot of kids lose their faith at colleges like the one he’s trying to get into.
Parent: What is it about Allister that makes you think that will happen to him?
Gibbs: Honestly, it’s not him. It’s you. Anyone as certain as you are that things will be just fine simply doesn’t take the threat very seriously.
Parent: That’s rather curt of you, Mr. Gibbs.
Gibbs: I suppose so, but I’ve been waiving my hands around frantically for years trying to get parents to take the threat of apostasy seriously, and almost no one does.
Parent: So you’re not going to write him a letter of recommendation?
Gibbs: No, I will. I have one condition, though.
Parent: What’s that?
Gibbs: If Allister quits attending church in his first year of college, you have to pay me five thousand dollars.
Parent: Ha ha! Wait, you’re serious, aren’t you?”
-from So You Want A Letter Of Recommendation To A Big State School?
35 years ago, a product might get a name like “Krazy Glew.”
Today, that same product is called “Krxzx Glxw.”
“Direction,” by Interpol
“Paradise Circus,” (Burial Remix) by Massive Attack
“This Temporary Life,” by Death Cab for Cutie
“Polaroid Millennium,” by Superior
“Fools Rush In,” (Kevin Shields Remix) by Bow Wow Wow
“I’ll Try Anything Once,” (demo) by Julian Casablancas
“This,” by Brian Eno
“The proof is in the pudding” is a proverb which defies the no-experience, theory-heavy ethos of modernity.
The latest episode of Proverbial is available now.
It is interesting that “in person” means “physically present.”
Personhood is connected to the proximity of bodies, not just the representation of thought.
I reworked the original Morning Matters playlist, which I listen to nearly every day.
A few men are secretly unhappy, but no one is secretly happy.