by Graham Cotter | Sep 25, 2015
The encounter between Jesus and the woman of the well, a Samaritan who lived in the village of Sychar. This is a story about a woman so bowled over by love that she is talking about it all over the market place. She has been in love before. Some of the men in the...
by Graham Cotter | Jul 29, 2015
Evelyn Cotter, 1923-2013 By Roger Greenwald and Roger Riendeau Innis College lost one of its “pioneers” with the passing of Evelyn Cotter on Tuesday, 2 April 2013. Evelyn is largely responsible for Innis College’s leading role in writing instruction, academic skills...
by Graham Cotter | Jun 20, 2011
Gregory Bateson was a noted anthropologist who later became very interested in the theory of communications. In the 1950’s one of his teaching assignments was with psychiatric residents at a mental hospital in California. His first assignment to his students was to...
by Graham Cotter | Jun 6, 2011
”The Large Hadron Collider, the latest-generation subatomic-particle accelerator, goes online later this year…on the Franco-Swiss border.” So we are told by Richard Panek in his article “Out There” (New York Times Magazine, March 11, 2007). And if the attendant...
by Graham Cotter | Jun 6, 2011
On the weekend of May 27-29, 2011, I enjoyed celebrating years of graduation (in my case, 65) with many college friends, and among them I met Thomas Cotton. On Sat, Jun 4, 2011 at 6:08 AM, Thomas Cotton wrote: Graham: as a student of history and quite superficially...
