vocation – The Concordian

Changing course: Why it’s okay, and why it’s worth it

On: October 30, 2013

Everyone has their subtle addictions: Cookie Monster has cookies, Dexter has his lab and murdering people — depending on which Dexter you prefer — Tiger Woods has women who are not his wife and Scarf Boy had choral music. And scarves, obviously, but choral music was his passion, his career,Continue Reading

Sermons in Stones

By: William Craft

On: March 7, 2013

In: Columns, Opinions

Cowboy, outfielder, architect, trumpet player, lawyer, teacher and writer—these, more or less in order, were my notions of what I would do for my life’s work, at least through the age of 40. My “influences,” as pop musicians say, were many: TV shows like “My Friend Flicka” (a boy andContinue Reading