I have started work on research that could eventually lead to a biography of my grandfather,. And will post fragments and chapters as they take form, for your review and comment. The Christian dogma is not an intellectual formula but a record and promise of life. It does not propose ideas for our minds to master; it tells actual events which can master and transform us as they did the first Christians. It is not a mere topic of thought but the presupposition of sanity.

Conference, but caution you that in scheduling papers for discussion, we have to give preference to those who prepared papers last year, if they can still arrange to come this year. No later than JUNE 14th. Papers should be no more 12-15 pages long. In this day of computer formattin.

A selection of area restaurants based solely on what the registrar wants to eat and is willing to pay for. Actually, the only place the registrar. Wants to eat is at home. However, we do patronize a few local restaurants, and you can click on most names to get a link.

A two-day informal roundtable discussion of the life and work of Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, with papers circulated in advance for reading and response. Registration fees may be paid by check. Sent to the registrar at the address shown in the sidebar at right, as long as the check is made out to.

And remember to car-pool and park at Huntley Meadows for all barn events. Here is your schedule for the 2006 ERH Roundtable. Everyone, including spouses and other traveling companions, are welcome. There are guests in the downstairs bedrooms.

The original camp was held at the former CCC camp in Downer State Forest in Sharon, at what is now Downer 4-H Camp. And let him know how important this is, especially if you come from Far Away. Rauner Library at Webster Hall, Dartmouth College. All Those from Far Away are encouraged to stop by and ask whether material they are interested in is available. The Orozco Murals, Baker Library, Dartmouth College.

So you are on your own for lodging. There is a link here. But you have to ask for it.

Phone numbers should be good. There is a link here. And on the sidebar to a select group of inns you may want to consider before. Most of the big chains have branches somewhere near the intersection of Interstates 89 and 91 in White River Junction, VT, about 6 miles south of Norwich.

You will need to figure out how to find your way to your accommodations on Wednesday; the receptionist should be able to give you the best route to Norwich from there. Is on the mailbox, along with the name. Take I-93 north to I-89 north at Concord, NH.