Body Philosophy 1A: How Do You Use Your Body?
By Richard Adelman “We die of our unlived lives.”—Rainer Maria Rilke, German poet “How do you use your body?” can be a confusing question. It might seem to imply that …
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Celebrating Environment Day
By Alejandro Angulo Côte d›Ivoire (Ivory Coast) is the host country for World Environment Day on June 2023. The theme for 2023, announced by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), …
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The Political Right in Mexico
By Bernardo Moreno The term «right» in politics was coined during the French Revolution by deputies who were in favor of the «royal veto» in the national assembly of 1789. …
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ChatGPT Fake News
By Charles Miller Two weeks ago the column appearing in this space was written by ChatGPT, all except for the two paragraphs in which I explained the exercise. Prepare yourself …
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In May of 1891, the Construction of the Las Monjas Dome Began
By Luis Felipe Rodriguez For the local builders, designers, architects, engineers, and masons, it is a source of pride that the dome of the Immaculate Conception church was done here. …
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Freedom of Expression
By Rodrigo Díaz Guerrero, Bernardo Moreno, and Josemaría Moreno Freedom of expression in Mexico was commemorated June 7th. What is freedom of expression? “It is the right to publicly disagree, …
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Around the World in 25 Days and More Travel News
By Judy Newell Mexico News The Real Love Boat Anyone who watched the 70s and 80s TV series “The Love Boat” will recall the favored route from Los Angeles to …
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Today’s Artists Of San Miguel: Designing a new reality
By Natalie Taylor I love landscapes—out in the open, or in a well-executed painting. When visiting Fabrica La Aurora, I walked into a gallery, and was suddenly stopped in my …
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Is Ron DeSantis the Worst Version of Donald Trump for Migrants?
By Juan Hernandez In politics nothing is coincidence. A few weeks ago, the governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, approved an anti-immigrant law that drew attention for being considered the harshest …
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The Last of the Mohicans, or Something Like That
By Mike Stoltz So, just back to San Miguel from an annual trip to France, and aside from jet lag, I’m reacclimating from the intoxicating scent of fresh baguettes from …
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