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The Man Who Stayed Put

I was saddened to learn last night that the world has lost Wendell Berry.

I first encountered Berry’s poetry in Vancouver, British Columbia, through my former professor Eugene H. Peterson.

Eugene greatly admired him. Asked in 2002 to name...

6 hours ago
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The Canadian Who Would Not Die

Alexis St-Martin (1802–1880), photographed late in life. After surviving a catastrophic gunshot wound in 1822, the French-Canadian voyageur became the subject of William Beaumont’s experiments on human digestion. Courtesy of the U.S. Nation...

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The Man Who Built a Place for Invention

I first went looking for Thomas Edison—one of America’s great inventors—without knowing that I was looking for him.

This was a few years ago, before the current American president managed the considerable feat of alienating Canadians and d...

2 days ago
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The Line Back to the World

Somewhere between Grade 6 and 7, mathematics ceased to describe the world I knew.

I cannot identify the exact lesson. It may have happened when numbers first fell below zero. Until then, a number had seemed to name something that could be...

6 days ago
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The Electron With No Name

Many years ago when I was in graduate school in Vancouver, I briefly tutored English to a Korean family who had recently arrived in Canada.

They had two teenage sons. Like many immigrant children, they were experimenting with English names...

7 days ago
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