I always wondered if my father would have wished that my brother and I would follow him in his twin callings of pharmacist and minister. We both, my...

Perhaps we can tell a great deal about how folks have lived out their lives from their epitaphs. What about our epitaphs? At the end, what assessment...

I remember him only vaguely. He was an insurance man with an office just a few doors down from my father’s pharmacy in Arlington, Ky. I can’t see...

One of my life-long dreams was fulfilled last Thursday evening when I was sworn in as a member of Murray’s Architectural Review Board. Now, that might...

One December evening not too long ago, I sat down in the Helwys Dining Hall of Regent’s Park College to dine with students and fellows of that University...

Libraries without books? Not a chance. As much as technocrats prophesize the coming demise of the book, it will never happen. My friend, Terry Birdwhistell,...

Why do we have to study this stuff? While you might not ask me this question outright, I know many of you wonder. I sometimes wonder myself. Why do...

Tuesday, there will be a series of events on campus to celebrate Constitution Day. Martin Battle, associate professor of political science and sociology,...

As we have just celebrated Labor Day with a day off from class and, hopefully, from work, let’s turn to Dorothy Sayers, an English graduate of Oxford...