In which Zach describes his first Mifflin experience, talks about decency (and the lack thereof), and the heroic attempts of one man to fight the system.
The Personal Blog of Zach Heise
In which Zach describes his first Mifflin experience, talks about decency (and the lack thereof), and the heroic attempts of one man to fight the system.
In which Zach becomes a vegetarian for a week, even though karma tries to spite him for his semi-reluctance
I was honored to be part of the University of Madison’s contingent to the Midwestern Campus Antiwar Network Conference. I just got back a few hours ago from a weekend of networking, activism workshops, and as pictured here from the front page of the Daily Iowan student newspaper, a 2 hour rally/protest. I really enjoyed […]
Someone told me about the online movie “Zeitgeist” several months ago, but since it’s a pretty long film, I never got around to watching it. However, that changed this evening, when a couple friends of mine and I sat down and learned about what the filmmakers term, ‘the three largest conspiracies ever told.” The Christian […]
I’m taking a bioethics class this semester, and I have to say it’s one of the most interesting classes I’ve taken during my four years at college. A few weeks ago, we discussed the repercussions of cloning, whether for medical reasons or for social reasons. One of the philosophers we studied that week (although I […]
In which Zach has his final interview of three with Teach For America (including audio clips from his presentations)