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I Think A Change Would Do Some Good
I just got home from an interesting speech at Mount Mercy University by Clay Jones, Chairman, President and CEO of Rockwell Collins. More of my photos from Facebook. While he and I probably would disagree on many details—he doesn’t seem … Continue reading
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Beauty of Hoarfrost
Yes, winter will get old before long. But, it pulled a magical trick today. While the East Coast was being battered by a blizzard, the snow has left our area—but some moisture in the air and a cold night caused … Continue reading
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Who Won the MMU Debate?
Update: Photo gallery of debate posted on Mount Mercy Times web site. The wrong question to ask, I know. After all, either Rep. Dave Loebsack will be reelected or Dr. Marianette Miller-Meeks will be elected, and one of them will … Continue reading
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More Fall Leaf Images
Hope the leaf photos don’t get too mundane or dull, but I am enjoying a few quick photo breaks during my hectic mid-semester grading season. Today, a history professor gave good tips on use of Power Point, and I left … Continue reading
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University Flowers and Butterflies, Too
Today, for a class exercise with my freshman “portal” course, I snapped a bunch of photos around Mount Mercy University’s main campus. Most were of building parts or people freshmen should know, but since it was me and they were … Continue reading
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Day 2 of the new U: It’s the bishop!
Actually, the archbishop, Archbishop Jerome Hanus of Dubuque was the main attraction today on day 2 of the new Mount Mercy University celebration. The archbishop did very well, I thought. He presented a homily at the noon Mass that neatly … Continue reading
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A New U With A Bad Old Song
I don’t mean “bad” too pejoratively. The “Alma Mater” will never be remade as a disco hit, and it serves its function—a song full of earnest longing that is easy to belt out at top volume. It’s bad in the … Continue reading
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