Author Archives: Richard Guzman
Climbing Bryan’s Mountain, 2013 – Part 1
This post is part of a series consisting of excerpts from a journal I keep reflecting on loss, healing, change, and other adventures, usually during the few summer weeks I spend in Sedona, AZ. Links to the LEAD POST and to Emmanuel House—an organization founded by … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonham rings, Borromean rings, Bryan Emmanuel Guzman, Emmanuel House, Sedona-AZ, Trinity rings
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“Asia” in the New York Times
Below are my choices of the most interesting articles about “Asia” appearing in the New York Times. “Asia” in a very broad sense: including all of South Asia, the Philippines, and the “-stans,” (Afghanistan, Kyrgystan…). I’ve based my little archive on a … Continue reading
“Race aside…” and the Limits of American Law
For many reasons this comment has stuck with me most in the aftermath of George Zimmerman’s aquital in Trayvon Martin’s death: “Michael Vick got two and a half years for dog fighting. George Zimmerman gets nothing for his part in … Continue reading →