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Elaine Ikeda replied to Humanities Roundtable's discussion 'Reflections On...Difference and Truth'
I'm not sure that I completely agree with Amy's comment that skin tones mean nothing as humans gaze up at an unbelievably blue sky (and I'm not referring to getting a sunburn). I wish I could agree with that, as I too love looking up…
Elaine Ikeda replied to Humanities Roundtable's discussion 'Reflections On...Difference and Truth'
This poem reflects, for me, so many different layers of meaning. I recall one of my professors who said that "education is all about values." The "teacher" selects readings for the class participants and makes a judgment call on…
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Ken Stolz replied to Ken Stolz's discussion '30 Days of Good Citizenship'
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