Category Archives: waxing philosophical

The most badass commencement address I’ve ever heard

Posted on May 17, 2011 by Michael Williams

Two weekends ago, my brother Jeff graduated from St. Vincent College (congrats again, dude. Hope you read my blog – a Facebook comment, or lack thereof, on this post will be telling). Apparently a few years ago, St. Vincent landed … Continue reading →

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mal-thus

Posted on January 23, 2011 by mwill72877

Seeing as how I am home this semester essentially due to burnout, of late I have shied away from blogging philosophically. However, an article I read on Zenit this evening has the more irate side of my philosophical mind working. … Continue reading →

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Why celebrate New Year’s?

Posted on December 31, 2010 by mwill72877

Although I have my personal New Year’s resolution (which shall be off to a fast start today), I think I shall also have the blog make a New Year’s resolution. About a week ago, in fact in the evening of … Continue reading →

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End of an era

Posted on December 31, 2010 by mwill72877

The year 2010 comes to a close this evening. Likewise this year came to a close my undergrad years at Boston College. Although I’m virtually running the super senior track this year with the 1-year philosophy MA, this year was … Continue reading →

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words which can ring too true at times

Posted on September 1, 2010 by mwill72877

On we human beings’ worse times, these words apply quite aptly. They’ve been stuck in my head for a few days, and they are, although a bit bleak, quite poetic, and thus worthy of being shared. “Is there a human … Continue reading →

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