August 7, 2013 
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My apologies! I’m back to blogging after a long hiatus—seven weeks to be exact. This was unplanned, and I should have kept everyone apprised of my schedule. Again, please accept my apology
The busyness of life …
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October 17, 2012 1 Comment
“How often to blog?” Now, that’s the question.
Since beginning The Humanitas Forum blog in early July, I’ve kept a good pace, usually posting five time a week. That is, until the last couple weeks. With …
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