Monthly Archives: June 2009

When We Reject The Gods Of Our Childish Imaginations, What Remains?

Posted on June 25, 2009 by Mike Bock

I wrote here that this weekend is my 40th college reunion at Asbury College. My college president, Dr. Dennis Kinlaw, is now 86 years old and is still writing books. As a 17 year old, when I first met Dr. … Continue reading →

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Ohio Election Commission Sets Probable Cause Hearing Concerning My Kettering School Levy Complaint

Posted on June 24, 2009 by Mike Bock

I received notice today that The Ohio Elections Commission has scheduled a “Notice Of Probable Cause Hearing” dealing with my complaint (See PDF) concerning Kettering’s levy campaign (Case No. 2009E-009). I write about my complaint here. The hearing is set … Continue reading →

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Local School Board Races Offer Grassroot Activist Opportunity — Grassroots Dayton Makes Plans

Posted on June 19, 2009 by Mike Bock

Over a year ago I finished a long analysis of Grassroots Dayton by mumbling “I want to suggest some workable answers to that question in future posts.” The question, I deferred answering, is how do we accomplish our purpose — … Continue reading →