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STANCE: Undergraduate Philosophy Journal Call for Papers
According to James McGrath: I received an e-mail about a new journal providing an opportunity for undergraduates to publish in philosophy. It is called Stance and it is based at Ball State University. Here’s the Call for Papers: Call For Papers Stance is unique as it is produced and edited solely by undergraduates. By using [...]
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A Little Monday Music: Jimmy Eat World – Work
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Staggering Picasso Trove Worth Over $79M Turns up in France
What a way to retire… PARIS — A retired French electrician and his wife have come forward with 271 undocumented, never-before-seen works by Pablo Picasso estimated to be worth at least €60 million ($79.35 million), an administrator of the artist’s estate said Monday. The couple for years squirreled away the staggering trove — which is [...]
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Jim West is Calvin’s Father?!
When I read this comic, I easily imagined that Jim West was in Calvin’s dads chair.
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Science Montage
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Searching for Muses: Aliens Abusing God
Someone found my blog today searching for (wait for it…): ”aliens sexual abuse god channel” Wut?
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How the Media Twists the Words of Academics
Truth. (h/t to James McGrath on Facebook for the comic)
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Calvin on Theology
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