Sorry about the intermittent blogging. Work is hard. Distractions are plentiful. And time is short. I blog when there is time. And that time tends to be on weekends, pretty exclusively.
Anyways, we've had a couple of distinguished guests on campus recently. One was a talk-show host and pundit Armstrong Williams, who came to visit on Tuesday. I'd never heard of him before; he calls himself a Christian, and has "Christian Values." (Which means he's a conservative) I gathered from the Question and Answer time after the meeting that he draws his values from a sort of investment theory. That is, if the action has long-term good effects, it is good; likewise, if it has short term pleasures, but long-term bad effects, it is bad. He sounds like a good guy.
The other distinguished guest we received was the Honorable Steven K. Musyoka, the foreign minister of Kenya. The link (at present) contains a summary of the event. (I've copied the text of the bju summary for when link rot sets in; if you want it, e-mail me.) So, that was kind of neat. I'm told that political candidates tend to come by during election season, so I might even get to hear El Presidente at some point.
Posted by Blog Jones at October 3, 2003 11:29 PM