01/05/2009
Houston museum features 1st century Israel finds (Galveston County Daily News)
The Houston Museum of Natural Science’s exhibit, The Birth of Christianity: A Jewish Story, should have an audience among the faithful and the curious.
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01/04/2009
Between the covers is where they live to be (Boston Globe)
MONTPELIER - Robert Kasow looks mighty relaxed for a small business owner, given the economic turmoil everywhere.
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01/04/2009
Common connections (The Courier News)
Growing up in West Dundee, Laura Mika-Benton always was disappointed that others didn't share her self-described "unique perspective" on God and the universe and how things were connected.
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01/04/2009
'A man in sand' (The Downers Grove Sun)
In his most recent blog posts, Steve Panella shows a series of self-portraits in which his eyes were closed. His head is illuminated and his face looks peacefully at rest. The images are eerily foreboding, and they are his last. The 34-year-old artist died Nov. 29 from multiple, self-inflicted stab wounds.
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12/29/2008
Free Login/Register (Ridgefield Press)
What caused the schism between the Sunni and Shia Muslims in Iraq? What do Hindus think about re-incarnation? Who was the Buddha? How was the practice of Christianity impacted when Constantine made it the official faith of the Roman empire?
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12/24/2008
Today: H -4 /L -10 (Guelph Mercury)
Six new movies open on the big screens in Canada this week: Bedtime Stories, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Doubt, Marley and Me, The Spirit and Valkyrie. The Princess Cinemas in Waterloo open Cannes Lions Ads Fest and Saving Luna and bring back Slumdog Millionaire.
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12/19/2008
Exhibition Explores Impact of Asian Art and Thought on American Artists (Art Daily)
Robert Motherwell, From the Lyric Suite, 1965, Ink on Japanese paper, 22.8 x 28 cm, Dedalus Foundation, New York. © Dedalus Foundation, Inc./Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY .
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12/18/2008
Interview: Rowan Williams (The New Statesman)
On a bleak afternoon in November, a delegation of senior religious leaders from Britain filed out of an exhibit room at Ausch witz in Poland. One man stopped, and stayed staring intently through the glass. Before him was a mass of human hair from those killed in the gas chambers.
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12/18/2008
Lee Offers New Asian Studies Program (The Chattanoogan)
Lee University has recently added Asian Studies to its Modern Foreign Languages program. The minor will offer classes in Asian cultures, history, languages, business, and religions.
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12/12/2008
The Simple Life (New York Times)
CONCENTRATION Meditation in front of the Shri Krishna Temple at the Sivananda Ashram Yoga Ranch in Woodbourne, one of several ashrams and monasteries in upstate New York.
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