On Wichita, the Mittelpolitan, and More
Russell Arben FoxThoughts on my home city of Wichita, my home state of Kansas, mid-sized cities in general, and really anything else that occurs to me which I think is worth sharing. Enjoy!
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An Argument about Teaching, Technology, and Being a Tool-Using (and Tool-Consuming) Species
[Cross-posted to Front Porch Republic]
Joel Mathis, a fellow Kansas writer and friend, recently reflected on joining what may be something of an anti-AI bandwagon, and what it may mean for him professionally. Those who know me know that I’...
Insight Kansas Column for August: Twenty Years of Political Transformation in Kansas
[And yes, you can also consider this an addendum to my post from yesterday.]
This August marks the twentieth anniversary of my family’s arrival in Kansas, to take a job at Friends University in Wichita. No one in my immediate family can cl...
13, 15, 20, and 33
On August 13th, Melissa and I had been married for 33 years. And as of today, August 15th, I’ve officially been employed at Friends University for 20 years (as the below notification, given me this week, declares). Despite my occasional obs...
We Were Never Spacemen (But Glen Definitely Comes Closer Than Me)*
I met Glen Henshaw 39 years ago, in the late summer of 1987, presumably in one of the hallways on the 4th floor of V-Hall in the old Deseret Towers student housing complex at Brigham Young University, where we had both moved in for our fres...
On (Not) Losing Our (Civil) Religion
Martha Mercer Kirkham, 1853-1890
On April 3, 1890, in Lehi, Utah, my maternal great-great-grandmother, Martha Mercer Kirkham, joined with other women to form a local chapter of the Woman Suffrage Association of Utah, an affiliate of the Na...
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Russell Arben Fox is a professor of political science at Friends University, a small Christian liberal arts college in Wichita, KS.
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