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[From Guest Writer #5 in our annual summer series...] We make decisions that are selfish, selfless, in our own interest and sometimes a combination of them all. Decisions people make have caused me to raise many questions. For example, what influences the way we make decisions? What level of people
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[From Guest Writer #5 in our annual summer series...] We make decisions that are selfish, selfless, in our own interest and sometimes a combination of them all. Decisions people make have caused me to raise many questions. For example, what influences the way we make decisions? What level of people
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[From Guest Writer #4 in our annual summer series...] Picture this scene: You are on your way to work / the doctor’s office / church / your kid’s soccer match / a date / the airport / lunch and the person in front of you is driving at or just below the posted speed
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[From Guest Writer #4 in our annual summer series...] Picture this scene: You are on your way to work / the doctor’s office / church / your kid’s soccer match / a date / the airport / lunch and the person in front of you is driving at or just below the posted speed
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[From Guest Writer #3 in our annual summer series...] After national disasters, our government will typically convene a commission to investigate what happened so that it doesn’t happen again. Think JFK assassination, Challenger explosion, September 11th, etc. The COVID pandemic was an unmitigated disaster, so when are we going
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[From Guest Writer #3 in our annual summer series...] After national disasters, our government will typically convene a commission to investigate what happened so that it doesn’t happen again. Think JFK assassination, Challenger explosion, September 11th, etc. The COVID pandemic was an unmitigated disaster, so when are we going
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[From Guest Writer #2 in our annual summer series...] It’s late July in 2023. Southern Indiana feels like a sweatshop in New York City at the turn of the 19th century. You can feel the intensity simmering just below the surface. Despite the heat and humidity, the possibilities and
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[From Guest Writer #2 in our annual summer series...] It’s late July in 2023. Southern Indiana feels like a sweatshop in New York City at the turn of the 19th century. You can feel the intensity simmering just below the surface. Despite the heat and humidity, the possibilities and
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Our country doesn't consistently believe in respectful dialogue. God be with us. We can all do better. The Intramuralist Guest Writer series will return on Wednesday after a time of reflection.
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Our country doesn't consistently believe in respectful dialogue. God be with us. We can all do better. The Intramuralist Guest Writer series will return on Wednesday after a time of reflection.
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[From Guest Writer #1 in our annual summer series...] You know that moment when someone face lights up in recognition, leans in and starts animatedly talking to someone else? This is the witnessing of someone being seen. Not seen in “yeah, that’s someone I know”, but really seen on
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[From Guest Writer #1 in our annual summer series...] You know that moment when someone face lights up in recognition, leans in and starts animatedly talking to someone else? This is the witnessing of someone being seen. Not seen in “yeah, that’s someone I know”, but really seen on