Wed May 07, 2008
The Birds, the Bees, and Aliza Shvarts
One day, perhaps not unlike today, Aliza Shvarts woke up and had an epiphany; she had finally settled on a theme for her Senior Year art project.
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Wed Apr 23, 2008
In Praise of Mudslinging
Still seething from having been deprived of an executive appointment to the office of Postmaster General, revolutionary icon and local agitator Thomas Paine editorialized that the world would have trouble deciding “...Whether [President George Washington] had abandoned good principles...or whether [he] ever had any”; little did Payne know then that he was somewhat of a precursor to the now standard fare approach to American politics known as mudslinging.
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Thu Apr 10, 2008
The Project
The folks at NEST (New and Emerging Science and Technology) must have been in God’s mind when He confounded the language of Babel’s over-ambitious citizens, as they tried to build a tower that would reach up to his very abode.
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Fri Mar 28, 2008
Lessons from the Father
Jesus, the master story teller, once told the story of the younger of two sons, who asks his father to give him the full disbursement amount of whatever inheritance he had coming to him, as he wished to leave and find his way in the world.
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Observations by Miguel Guanipa
From the right side of things.
From the right side of things.
