Opinion

I’m not going to lie — this one hurt.

The (Anderson) Herald Bulletin

Human beings are an habitual species.

A habit in many religions is for people to offer thanks to the Divine before eating. To express thanksgiving before we begin eating helps us remember our contingency as human beings. That is, we remember that we are not self-sufficient; we rely on food both to survive and to thrive.

The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette

Sheila Kennedy and I recently published a ground-breaking book, “From Property to Partner.” concerning the struggle for women’s rights. It is distinguished by being very current, but brief and comprehensive.

With football season upon us, I must confess one of my favorite things about it. I love yelling at the refs. It’s a silly thing to do, since after decades of doing it, I can count the times a football referee has distinctly heard my complaints on one hand. It’s hard to be heard from the upper deck at Lucas Oil Stadium, or my preferred spot, the recliner in my living room.

Indianpolis Business Journal

Work from home continues to grow at a reasonably steady pace. In 2019, perhaps 150,000 Hoosiers worked at home at least part-time. Today, 633,000 work from home full time, and another 463,000 work from home between one and four days per week. That’s more than 1 million workers, or 31% of our workforce. Indiana has two remote workers for every factory worker, and remote work is growing.

So … the mug shot.