Summary: “…you do not talk about Write Club.” Claire P. Curtis at Chronicle.com describes her own productive and well-running writing group. Are you now, or have you ever been, a member of Write Club?
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Summary: Suddenly, a shot rang out. A door slammed. The maid screamed. Or, Grading papers at the Pentateuch party.
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Summary: AAR and SBL sit again at the same lunch table. Occasional brushing-together of feet probably not “footsie,” but promisingly, does not result in a masking tape dividing line on the floor.
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Today, we welcome Dr. Nancy Ramsay (Brite Divinity School) and Dr. Frank Yamada (McCormick Theological Seminary) to host “a faculty workshop on understanding power dimensions in culturally diverse classrooms.” Should the format afford me opportunity, I’ll try to live blog here from time to time during the day. [I should have added that the event [...]
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Summary: I love the Top 50 Bibliobloggers. See why.
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Summary: Nominate posts to the Biblical Studies Carnival: Blogroll Amnesty Edition.
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…“An exciting or riotous mixture of something.” That about sums it up. Yes, yes, yes: the latest Biblical Studies Carnival is up! Go see it at Duane’s. I may be hosting the upcoming Biblical Studies Carnival right here at Anumma: announcement coming when I get a ’firm.
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