I created this blog because of misinformation. I was under the impression that there was a scholarship offered on this website based on the number of reads and comments received on the blog. I even had an entry about the scholarship, asking people to help me out. I am so happy, I made that mistake. I have been looking for a creative outlet and I think this could be it. It's weird. Read More »
The Ethics of Prejudice
By the voice of reason - Posted on June 17th, 2009
The Ethics of Prejudice: A Philosophical Defense of Christian Ethics Read More »
Adventures in Community Service - Part 2: The Resistance
By vision... in co... - Posted on June 16th, 2009
We were supposed to hang out on Fridays. I called last Friday to make plans for the day. Her mother answered and I asked for Nikki. She said Nikki was sleeping and asked who was calling. I told her who I was, and she said she'd wake Nikki. Nikki answered the phone groggily, even though it was 2 PM. "Hello?" "Hey!" I began asking her about her plans for the day. "Who is this?" she asked. Read More »
"140 Characters is a novel when you're being shot at."
original post by one_hoopy_frood
Holding Out for a Hero
By Nanook - Posted on June 15th, 2009
It’s apparent that the world is in a state of turmoil. The economy is plummeting faster than a cow thrown out of an airplane, the Earth is heating up, and swine flu has effectively felled the allimportant bacon industry. It’s enough to make you pull out your hair, gaze up at the sky, and shout: "Who will save us, since we clearly can’t save ourselves?" Read More »
Adventures in Community Service - Part 1 : Introductions
By vision... in co... - Posted on June 9th, 2009
I'm currently taking a course called Reflections on Community Involvement. This required curriculum class involves classroom discussion and examination of ethics and what makes up a good community and a well-lived life. The other part of the course requires 30 hours of community service, to be carefully recorded and drawn upon for the final paper. Read More »
Whatever it takes
By erly - Posted on June 8th, 2009
I am soon approaching the end of my second semester at community college. As of today, I work full time and attend school 4 nights a week. When I get out of class at night, I take the bus back to work, and hop in my camper in the parking lot, and look for somewhere to go. Somewhere to waste some time until it's late enough that no one will notice me parking in their neighborhood. Read More »
New Server
By mvenus929 - Posted on June 4th, 2009
As you may or may not know, at the end of May, we moved over to a new server. There are a host of advantages that come with this move, including more funding for other programs (since we don't have to pay nearly as much for the server), and a (hopefully) faster service. Read More »
