TeleDala Dharma
My colleagues and I would like to enter this year's competition as TeleDala Dharma. Our method will entail Intensive Remote Triangulation, with each of us influencing candles from at least one league apart from one another.
Mike Gillespie returned to the Pacific Northwest after many years of teaching
at the University of Nebraska Omaha's Department of Philosophy and Religion,
where he is Professor Emeritus. He recently retired again, this time from
the University of Washington Bothell's Program in Interdisciplinary Arts and
Sciences. Trained in philosophy, his teaching commitments have included the
humanities generally. Over the years he has taken on the task of becoming one
of the myriad things, moving and being moved by the others.
David Goldstein is a collection of prehistoric atoms that directs the
Teaching and Learning Center at the University of Washington Bothell and
teaches American and ethnic studies in the Program in Interdisciplinary Arts
and Sciences. He lives with a collection of prehistoric atoms that he knows
as his partner, three children, three chickens, two rats, and a geriatric
cat.
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren has been practicing telekinesis since before birth and
continues to be able to move trains along tracks, cars along the Seattle
autobahn, and airplanes along the blue, blue jetways. His current avatar
directs the First Year Program at the University of Washington Bothell, where
he is also Professor of Philosophy, Culture, and Interdisciplinary Studies.
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