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Bill Boerman-Cornell

Bill Boerman-Cornell

Bill Boerman-Cornell teaches, rides his bike, reads, composts, writes, researches, and, with his family, does his best to support local restaurants and theater all around the city of Chicago. His house in the southeast suburbs is home to two families and is South Holland's only known commune. His office at Trinity Christian College, where he is a professor of education, is a beautiful ruckus of books and paper.

Ten reasons I love to pay my taxes (and you should, too)
ThrowbackFebruary 22, 2017<February 15, 2017

Ten reasons I love to pay my taxes (and you should, too)

Editor’s note: Each Thursday, we feature a throwback piece from Topology’s predecessor, catapult magazine. In this essay from 20o9, Bill Boerman-Cornell celebrates the virtues of…

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Learning to live on both sides of the river
ThrowbackApril 21, 2016<April 7, 2016

Learning to live on both sides of the river

Editor’s note: Each Thursday, we feature a throwback piece from Topology’s predecessor, catapult magazine. In this 2002 piece, Bill Boerman-Cornell reviews a book worth…

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John and I ditch the school bus and learn non-conformity
EssayMarch 16, 2016<March 11, 2016

John and I ditch the school bus and learn non-conformity

So the first thing you have to understand is that the junior high school bus was like a playground for bullies, and the bullies,…

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  • Essay
    • Editorial
    • Throwback
  • Poetry
  • Image
  • Quote
  • Themes
    • Upcoming
    • Volume 1
      • 0.1 Intro
      • 1.1 Margins
      • 1.2 Living with the Seasons
      • 1.3 Thriftiness
      • 1.4 Noise and Silence
      • 1.5 Bodies
      • 1.6 Transportation
      • 1.7 Waterways
      • 1.8 My Economy
      • 1.9 Sharing Food
      • 1.10 Coming and Going
    • 2.1 Labor
    • 2.2 Bridges
    • 2.3 Shops & Stores
    • 2.4 The Darkest Night
    • 2.5 Sabbath
    • 2.6 Local Government
    • 2.7 Solastalgia
    • 2.8 Borders & Boundaries
    • 2.9 Play
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