Monday, January 01, 2007

The Senior Tutor


Happy New Year!
David Beresford, Gilbert columnist, Canadian, eh?, and confessionist to the most bizzare interesting poison ivy story I've ever read, has another good column about becoming a senior tutor at a college.

David seems to have a soft spot in his heart for both poison ivy and seniors. Although, thankfully, he doesn't eat seniors. At least not in this story.

David is a guy for second chances. Second chances with the poison ivy, and second chances for seniors. Although he does, apparently have his limits, based on his talk at the last Chesterton conference (on The Limitless Possibility of Limits).

1 comment:

  1. "Proscribe" means forbid - but that cannot be right, so I think "prescribe" is meant - one letter can make such a difference, can't it - whether in DNA (like the sickle-cell gene) or theology (an iota between homoousion and homoiousion) or even in a blog-comment!

    But in a password it's fatal. " ...not the smallest letter of the law..."

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