Monthly Archives: March 2012

Today In History: On March 19, 1536, Anne Boleyn Was Executed

It’s time to get your Anne Boleyn undearwear [1] on and ponder the importance of the life and death of Anne Boleyn. It certainly seems strange to us, but nearly 500 years ago a young woman, the second wife of … Continue reading

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Passover And The Pattern Of Religious Revival

It is a deep shame that so few people pay attention to the books of 1st and 2nd Chronicles, because they provide a very worthwhile comparison with 1st and 2nd Kings. While 1st and 2nd Kings focus mainly on kings … Continue reading

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2012 Legacy Institute Graduation Ceremony

I was pleased at how well the graduation ceremony worked today, all the way through, despite the fact that the food didn’t agree with me, unfortunately. At any rate, I thought it would be worthwhile to give a bit of … Continue reading

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Blood Money

I know it’s only a game, but it still bothers me anyway that I received a million credits in fake money because my testimony led someone’s character to be executed for high treason. As it happens, I had been an … Continue reading

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The Graduates

Tomorrow we will celebrate the graduation of six students from Legacy Institute with speeches and ceremony and good food at the Empress Hotel. Today, though, I would like to look a little bit about what the Bible talks about schooling. … Continue reading

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Jacob’s Ladder

I’m a big fan of the songs of Bruce Hornsby, most famous for his work with The Range. Less famously, he was a notable songwriter who wrote massive hits for other artists, like Don Henley and Huey Lewis & The … Continue reading

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KuKu

People in Thailand have a large amount of names. This may not be true for Thais in general, but it is certainly true for the people that I am around. I’m not sure why this is true, but I have … Continue reading

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Graduation Speeches

It doesn’t really feel like it’s time for graduation here at Legacy Institute, but it is. Perhaps my many years of American education with a late summer starting time and a late spring or early summer finish has conditioned certain … Continue reading

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Carrot And Stick

I often puzzle over what sort of things motivate others. During my time as a graduate student at USF, I had the good fortunate to have to study the management theory of a fellow called Victor Vroom, whose main interests … Continue reading

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Book Review: Anti-Semite And Jew

Anti-Semite And Jew: An Exploration Of The Etiology Of Hate, by Jean-Paul Sartre Yesterday, a friend of mine who shares my passionate interest in anti-Semitism sent me the e-book for this most excellent translation, with a useful preface by Michael … Continue reading

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