Ways of Seeing
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Ways of Seeing: Politicians use words as weapons
“When I travel abroad, even just up to Canada, I’m embarrassed to tell people I’m American.”
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Ways of Seeing: The Central Tissue
“The memory hangs one-sided between us, like a few of the fridge pictures whose tape has lost its adhesive.”
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Ways of Seeing: Anti-immigration means anti-food
“Let’s do what we can to protect the vulnerable in our community.”
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Ways of Seeing: Time for that uncomfortable change of identity again
“Just as leaves turn and drop, grasses crisp and gardens die back, I can feel the season turning in my own life.”
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Ways of Seeing: A kid’s gotta play if a kid’s gonna grow
“It’s good to see childhood continuing to thrive in the 21st century in our little corner of Addison County.”
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Ways of Seeing: Like the doctor prescribes, ‘Just Say Yes’
“So here is my prescription: Resist the oppressors. Take care of yourself and enjoy this wonderful world. Say yes.”
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Ways of Seeing: What you do affects more people than you imagine
“When we use our power for helping and sharing and listening, it expands.”
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Ways of Seeing: We are living a jungle life in Vt.
A raccoon and a fisher cat get curious about life inside a Lincoln home.
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Ways of Seeing: History has its eyes on you
“We aren’t rebelling against a ruling colonizer, as Hamilton and his compatriots were, but it does feel that we are once again fighting; trying to figure out who…
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Ways of Seeing: AI harms more than just students
“ChatGPT…synthesize[s] information that already exists in our system and thus it simply reproduces systemic biases.”