The New Age of Intentional Communities
Many people today have never heard the concept of intentional community (IC), but if you were around in the 1960s, you may remember communes that were free-love and drug rampant refuges for flower children....
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A longtime resident of New York Bill has maintained studios in Manhattan and Stony Point, Rockland County, New York. For the sculptor, and would-be-architect, the country life has had the greatest appeal. Several public...
Martin Luther King, Jr. Letter Found by History Students
Logan Walters wasn’t looking for anything in particular as he shuffled through a box of papers donated to Rice Library Communal Studies Collection in University of Southern Indiana (USI), but when he saw the...
The Journey of a Healer
Dr. Margaret Cornelia Morgan Lawrence was born in Mississippi, 94 years ago, the daughter of an Episcopal priest and her mother, a schoolteacher. The Morgans lived in towns like Mound Bayou, Widewater, and Vicksburg....
Easy, Breezy Greenies
Four years ago, when Paul and Rabia Nagin started building their home northwest of Manhattan, they didn’t know much about green building. “We were all sitting around with the architect and we got into...
Following a Kindly Light, and Casting One
There is an endless, ragged road from the almost-forgotten prelude to history that played out in 1947 to the combination protest and ritual yesterday when dozens of people gathered for the 262nd consecutive Saturday...