I heard that Lenka is the best correspondent in the Western hemisphere, the kind whom you want to reread twenty times.
I heard someone give a phenomenological analysis of a 25 year-old evangelical Marxist’s zeal.
I heard Jim and J’Ann Allen are inviting us to do war tax resistance tomorrow night.
I heard someone say that a good teacher can get results using any method, and that a bad teacher can wreck any method.
I heard EE Cummings is a great poet to read when falling in love with someone (example: “I like my body when it is with your body…”).
I heard that although I have no real career, I am in love with my life.
I heard that Han-shan said, “Be happy if there’s something to be happy about/When the moment comes do not lose it.”
I heard that Magan Wiles is up for a Kevin Kline Award for best actress on Monday night.
I heard Linh Dinh call out Obama in a brilliant, biting way.
I heard that I got a B+ on my Vietnamese translation assignment.
I heard the Three Degrees’ song, “When Will I See You Again” and was transported back to 1974.
I heard Priya say about the residents she knows on rotations: “They talk on and on about Lady Gaga, but say nothing about the wars we’re in.”
I heard Hedy Epstein is going to board the Audacity of Hope boat bound for the Gaza Strip in late May.
I heard that the U.S. government has lost none of its interventionist zeal for “worthy victims” and none of its lethal indifference for “unworthy” ones.
I heard that the St. Louis March weather changes less dramatically than Alicia Florek’s moods after a conversation with Will.
I heard that selected Syrian secret service agents and off-duty cops have a soft spot for late 20s, Arabic-learning American models (you know who I’m talking about).
