I recently spent some time with someone who was in a tough spot. They had gotten some very bad news earlier in the day and were so lost that the only hope seemed to be self-destruction. While I was getting to know the person, they were given some advice from a Henderson police officer that […]
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informed informalityIf I wanted to time this post strategically, I would have released it at the start of January when people are going gaga over resolutions and plans to hit the gym, but I feel compelled to write it now, so I am sharing it now. In my Honors seminar (Jazz: An Improvisational American History)
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informed informalityDEC. 12, 2022 As we hurtle toward the end of the semester, people are busy, but I would like to take a moment to share something that should be timely. My most recent post, on how Mary Rowe’s concept of microaffirmations might have a place in shifting culture, generated more interest than anything I have written
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