Man Denatured? By John Hicks Ancient man, bless him, made temporary shelters or used natural ones. Modern man makes his own essentially permanent one. That’s clear and simple. But modern man differs from his grandfather in the extent of his “shelters.” Matter of fact, I don’t think modern man lives in “shelters.” The purposes
A Niche In Time By John Hicks When I innocently ignore my birthday, a well-meaning friend helpfully reminds me that I am yet still young – geologically speaking. He is correct, of course. No matter how long I live, I will always remain inestimably younger than any sandstone – anywhere. I feel cheered by
Jigsaws And Writing By John Dallas Hicks At the University of Nebraska at Omaha, I took a night class in Literature taught by Dr. Michael Skau, a slender, bearded, jeans-wearing professor of about 40 years of age. He liked cigarettes, beer, and the beat poets. Aside from being known as a scholar of
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Editor’s Page Guest Editorial by John Dallas Hicks For more editorials, visit:http://thedarksideofthedream.com The Particular Value of Pathfinders When I was a boy, my imagination would have short-circuited before creating an image of myself as an old man. I noticed recently that two well-known men I long admired died at the age of 62. When
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