What's Wrong with the World?

"The Times had asked a number of writers for essays on the topic "What's Wrong with the World?' Chesterton's reply is the shortest and most to the point in history:

Dear sirs:
I am.
Sincerely yours,
G.K. Chesterton

Kreeft, Peter. Making Sense of Suffering. Ann Arbor: Servant Books, 1986. pg. 14.

Souphouse News

I recently asked the editor of "The Echo" (Taylor Universities' school newspaper) to write an article about the house that I have been living in for the past few years. A few of the residents of the house were interviewed concerning the relationship that the Souphouse plays with the rest of the campus. Click, enlarge, enjoy.

How Much Water?

I had the opportunity to see Thomas Friedman speak tonight at Ball State. What he had to say about the economy and the environment makes a lot of sense, especially since I am taking an environment and society class semester. While waiting for Friedman to come out on stage, my professor Dr. Winquist let me borrow his magazine, The Economist. I found the following graph to be quite thought provoking, especially since some of my favorite beverages are listed.

You can see the full article here.