Wisdom and whimsy in moderate doses
Sometimes I write things for St. Louis Public Radio. Here’s what I wrote this week. On his way out, Slay’s chief of staff talks about what’s next, what has been Echolocation expert explains how he sees through sound Author shares his quest for work that matters Catholic superintendent reflects on his first semester Urban League… Continue reading My stories: Week ending Jan. 30
Sometimes I write things for St. Louis Public Radio. Here’s what I wrote this week. Media veterans: Social media requires media literacy skills too What’s changed, what’s next for Missouri’s same-sex marriage laws White House honors history museum’s teen program WWII B-17 pilot: ‘It took all of us’ Premature birth research center to open in… Continue reading My stories: Week ending Nov. 14
This story originally appeared on RealTime/STL. Why was a bear at Washington University? Congress of the South 40 has sponsored a petting zoo for several years as a sort of stress break during finals. The group created a Facebook event and listed the animals that would be at Sunday’s petting zoo; that list did not… Continue reading Answering 7 questions about the WashU rabies scare
This story originally appeared on RealTime/STL. Actor, writer and director Harold Ramis died Monday; he was 69. Ramis was known for several great comedies, including “Animal House,” “Groundhog Day,” “Meatballs,” “Caddyshack,” “Stripes,” “Ghostbusters” and “National Lampoon’s Vacation.” Throughout the day, St. Louisans shared their memories of Ramis and his work. Thanks, Harold Ramis, for the… Continue reading St. Louis remembers Harold Ramis