This is probably old news to many of you, but just in case you were unaware, there will be an IHP Reunion late this summer (September 4-5) in Lawrence, Kansas. The event will take place over a few days and will feature A party (of course!) – food, drink, music, and poetry An Extraordinary Form […]
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IHP Reunion: this September
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Mar 2016
Category: Alcohol, Alumni, Ballad, Belloc, Bishop Conley, Bluegrass, Catholic community, Catholic Thinker, Christian Educator, Classics, Clear Creek Monastery, college, commune, Dennis Quinn, Dr. James Taylor, Dr. John Senior, Dr. Quinn, Dr. Senior, Eccentric People, Education, English Professor, Farming, fellowship, Folk Music, Fontgombault, food, Higher Education, I'm affraid of not liking anything Dr. Whalen likes, IHP, Important Dates, It Is What It Is, John Senior, Kansas, Kansas University, KU, Latin Mass, Liberal Arts, Poetry, Restoration of Christian Culture, Summer Adventures, teacher, technology that scares me, Tradition, Wonder
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Brad Kunkle Show at Arcadia Fine Art
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Apr 2012
Artist Brad Kunkle has a solo show now at Arcadia Fine Art Gallery. The show is titled “Gilded Wilderness,” and it lasts from April 21st-May 5th Kunkle uses gold leaf and silver leaf and paints with oils on top of it. It is incedible his ability to conceal that he is painting on gold and […]
Category: Aesthetics, Art, Artist, beauty, Brad Kunkle, Painting, Realism, Tradition
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Please visit this link HERE to watch the documentary “Fresh.” This film takes a look at the deficiencies and horrors of American Industrial Agricultural, but also provides a glimpse of several different organizations or farmers that are working today to create sustainable, philosophically sound, ethical, organic, and natural options for farmers and consumers. It is only an […]
Category: America, Animals, anti-slavery, Aristotle, beauty, Burger King, Catholics, commune, consonantia, cooking, Culture, Dennis Quinn, domestication, Dr. John Senior, Dr. Quinn, Eccentric People, exploitation of animals, Farming, food, friends&family, Growth, IHP, It Is What It Is, Joel Salatin, John Senior, Kansas, living, Manliness, Naivety, natural piety, Natural Rights, Neo-Luddism, Nobility, Organic, Pearson Integrated Humanities Program, Philosophy, Phoenix, politics, practical virtues, Real World, Realism, Reason, Restoration of Catholic Culture, Restoration of Christian Culture, Sweet corn, Tradition
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