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Ora

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Featured, Spring 2008

Jerusalem, 1971: An artist’s passions and compulsions show that the light is, indeed, near the darkness. By Henry Greenspan

Living under the Fallen Sky

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Featured, Philosophy/Ethics, Spring 2008

What talk of God, what theology, is possible if you love science, if you count on it, if you study in the world of basic medical research? By Laurie Zoloth

Women Only?

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Dialogue, Islam, Spring 2008, Women and Religion

Shades of intention and effect in Harvard’s gym-hours controversy. By Andrea Useem

The Tip of an Ideological Iceberg

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Film & Television, In Review, Spring 2008

Demographic Winter: The Decline of the Human Family. By Kathryn Joyce

Three Poems by Katie Ford

Posted by Kristie Welsh | Jun 1, 2008 | Poetry, Spring 2008

“Seawater, and Ours a Bed above It,” “Snakes,” and “Flag” by Katie Ford

Month: June 2008

Ora

Living under the Fallen Sky

Women Only?

The Tip of an Ideological Iceberg

Three Poems by Katie Ford