Transverse (adj. "situated, arranged, or acting in a crosswise manner") Markings (n. "observations") provides one person's theological commentary on matters divine and human. This Christian theological daybook, partly inspired by Dag Hammarskjöld's famous journal, periodically shares brief pensees or observations in "a crosswise manner." Comments to blog posts must include first and last name of the comment author. Anonymous or inappropriate comments will be deleted.
Tuesday, March 10, 2020
The "Becker Brick" at Concordia Portland
At Concordia University, Portland, between Luther Hall and the Hagen Center, is a small circle of bricks that memorializes alumni and faculty. Here is a photo of the "Becker Brick" in that memorial courtyard:
One night last week I was tempted to sneak onto campus with a chisel.... But that wouldn’t have been right— and the Portland PD would have easily found their prime suspect.
Still, I told some of my local friends, "Can you keep an eye on those bricks? My family and I would like to get ours back...."
Grandpa Emil - high school class of ‘18 (also on the university faculty in the 1930s)
Uncle Robert - high school class of ‘46
Dad David - high school class of ‘49
Yours truly- university class of ‘84 (also on the university faculty from '94 to '04)
Sister Melissa - university class of ‘91
Wife Detra - university class of ‘97 and ‘00
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