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Continue reading →The latest in my son’s quest to memorialize the U.S. Post Offices that are threatened or that have been closed. Click to enlarge; the article is in the blue box. 3 CommentsChronological Reverse Threaded reply jadedruid wrote on Dec 7, ’11 I think it is very cool that he is getting so much press about this. It is an awesome idea. editdeletereply lauritasita wrote on Dec 7, ’11 I saw this on your Facebook page. I’m saving everything! reply sanssouciblogs wrote on Dec 8, ’11 Very cool! xoxo
Continue reading →Never would I imagine that my son would be featured in The Washington Post (internet and hard copy), National Public Radio, NPR, the BBC, Australian Radio and TIME Magazine (on-line and now hard copy, below), but here we go. Click on the pages to enlarge. 11 CommentsChronological Reverse Threaded reply exukbritbrat wrote on Dec 9, ’11, edited on Dec 9, ’11 I’m going to Superpharm tomorrow in the hope that this edition has arrived. Then instead of standing in the aisle reading it i shall buy it! Never underestimate your child! Look who he has a parent! Like mother … Continue reading →
Here’s what’s going on: 1. The revised on-line version of the Washington Post article was republished and available in HARD COPY. A25 Chronicling the lives and deaths of U.S. post offices 2. Article came out on-line today in TIME magazine; will be published in the magazine: How the U.S. Postal Service Fell Apart The TIME magazine article was published in the December 19, 2011 edition and can be viewed here. http://sanssouciblogs.com/evan-kalish-in-time-magazine/ 3. NPR (National Public radio): Evan will be interviewed by Robert Siegel, senior host on Monday November 21, 2011 for … Continue reading →
I was away during the Memorial Day weekend to attend my son’s graduation (the 240th Commencement of Brown University). I thought I would do a post about the school and the incredible 2 day event to have as my own souvenir; you are welcome to share my happiness. Brown’s climate of openness and cooperation can be traced back to its founding over two centuries ago. As the third oldest college in New England and the seventh oldest in America, Brown was the Baptist answer to Congregationalist Yale and Harvard; Presbyterian Princeton; and Episcopalian Penn and Columbia. At the time, it was … Continue reading →
