30 Years of Mac

I can’t quite claim to have been a Mac user for the entirety of the thirty-year run being celebrated today. While my father was an early adopter of the Apple IIe, I don’t think we got our first Mac until 1989-90, an SE that sits (still functionial) in his office to this day; and then … More 30 Years of Mac

Christmas Vacation

Looking back over my first two Decembers blogging, I’m surprised how many posts I wrote in the week around Christmas. While I won’t entirely rule out a post here or there (Christmas Eve worship inevitably inspires some reflection, continuing a tradition started by the mother who “treasured all these words and pondered them in her … More Christmas Vacation

Taking a Break

Today my summer school students turn in their last assignments, and once they’re graded, I’m getting out of town for a few days. So I’ll take a week off from blogging as well. While I’m gone… If you’re new to The Pietist Schoolman or perhaps been away yourself for the summer, here are a few … More Taking a Break

Taking a Break

To save me from myself, I’m going to announce a one- or two-week hiatus from blogging. I have about six hundred pages of papers to grade, final exams to write (and grade), a summer online course to create, etc., etc. Put it all together and… Well, it’s hard to view my writing a single word … More Taking a Break

Back from Europe!

Good to be back home after three weeks in Europe teaching about World War I… I’ll be easing back into blogging this week, starting with a post tomorrow soliciting readers’ thoughts about the questions I’ll be asking Feb. 8-10 when I teach the Winter Seminar at Bethlehem Covenant Church in Minneapolis. Then I’ll stretch out … More Back from Europe!

Off to Boston!

10/4/12 – I’m about to get on a plane for Boston, where I’ll be attending the Conference on Faith and History’s biennial meeting, at Gordon College. (Read a preview of my paper here.) I’m not sure how much blogging I’ll be able to do until my weekend links post appears Saturday night or Sunday afternoon, … More Off to Boston!