C-Hill in Carson City
One of the many benefits of living in Carson City is that it’s situated immediately to the east of the Sierra Nevada, which means that we’re living a short distance from a handful of trails that beg to be hiked. Earlier today, I ventured into the foothills that you can see from my driveway. They’re […]
Alone, yet never lonely, at Great Basin National Park
“So, as the walls close in…regress or overcome…” -Good Riddance In need of a late summer distraction as the next academic year approaches, I planned a solo road trip to explore eastern Nevada. While I love my career and always look forward to meeting new students, there’s a certain melancholy that accompanies the end of […]
FALL 2019: Introduction to Political Theory
Teachers know the feeling all too well: the natural buzz of summer crashes when fall preparation must begin. Yes, the August crash is inevitable. Now, I still have three weeks of break left, but I’m a planner who doesn’t like to leave work until the last minute. While it might sound strange, I always look […]
