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Monthly Archives: May 2024
The problem with STAR Voting
I’ll admit it – when the woman stopped me outside the library a few months ago to get my signature to add “STAR Voting” to our local ballot, I was enthusiastic. STAR Voting is a system where, instead of casting … Continue reading
To create “small pockets of flourishing”
This month, the Oregon Bach Festival book club’s reading project combines two of my special interests: music and nature writing. We’ve been listening to Sarah Kirkland Snider’s “Mass for the Endangered,” which the Oregon Bach Festival is going to perform … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, music, nature, psychology of rhetoric, social change
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