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#WellesleyCollege

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H. Paul Santmire

“Letha Dawson Scanzoni, an author who argued, gently but persuasively, that the Bible considered women equal to men, inspiring a wave of and, perhaps inevitably, a backlash against it, died on Jan. 9 in Charlotte, N.C. She was 88.” [NYT 2/224] Her work was of enormous help to me in the 1970’s and 1980’s in my conversations with evangelical students at when I served there as College Chaplain. –HPS

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I’m on the last leg of the USA side of my farewell tour. Yesterday #NazarsRock came along on a hike in the Noanet Woodlands Reservation near Dover, MA. The pups in the second pic are Sonny on the left, a miniature Australian shepherd who was nuts for chasing a ball, and Merlo on the right, a papillon. The human is my friend Judy. I got to be Sonny’s hero when his ball became wedged under the bank of the lake and I was able to fish it out.

Today I walked around the astoundingly beautiful #WellesleyCollege campus which I had first seen about 43 years ago. It’s even more beautiful today because the college evidently follows a #NatureFirst policy when it comes to #architecture and facility placement and 43 years of growth of trees and other plants have resulted in something utterly #sublime. The 3rd pic shows the front of the Science Center; the 4th shows the Wang Campus Center’s roof peak poking above the foliage. I’m taking notes to apply to reconstruction in #Ukraine.

Hand holding Nazar’s rock with tree-lined lake in the background, blue sky and puffy white clouds above.
From left to right, Sonny the miniature Australian shepherd seated on the trail facing a lake, Merlo the papillon seated on a rock beside his human, Judy.
The front of the Science Center at Wellesley College, as seen from slightly underneath the overhanging upper floor, looking outward at concrete columns and brightly colored glass-enclosed staircases, through which are seen the surrounding trees.
The mass of green trees and plants obscuring the very large and innovative Wang Campus Center at Wellesley College. Only the top of the peaked roof can be seen.
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