Honorable Guest Expostulators

Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change School of Earth and Climate Sciences, Climate Change Institute University of Maine 14 October 2014 For some years now, some of my glaciological colleagues (Bob Thomas whom I brought to the University of Maine for a few years before he went to NASA), Jay […]

Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change University of Maine 24 June 2015 Laudato Si is magnificent! The closing pages are sublime! Now that I’ve read it and had time to reflect, and then sample reactions from others, my admiration for Pope Francis has soared. True, he gave a lot of […]

Dick Hafer produced some excellent political cartoons. Most delightful was his collaboration with Cal Thomas and Wayne Stayskal in the production of their Liberals for Lunch paper back (Crossway Books, 1985). This cartoon appeared in the Prince George’s Journal on 9 March, 1987, half-way through Bray’s jail time.

During my ten-year sentence (subsequently reversed and negotiated to six years), William Buckley’s National Review was a regular main meal in literary fare. A highlight in that publication was Sobran’s essay, “Pensees,” which appeared in December, 1985. (By no means is the assumption of the Renaissance writer’s title a presumption.) Having a “job” in the library, […]

Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change University of Maine August 2013 Religion in America has two streams, originally far apart but now converging. The oldest stream originated in Latin America and watered the American Southwest from Texas to California in the 16th century, with outliers in Florida and Louisiana. It’s […]

(Editorial foreword: A little early in the century to make the call: “Barack Obama is the Antichrist of the 21st Century” inheriting the singular ignominy of Hitler as the 20th century arch-villain. Could be that we shall yet see a worse scoundrel! Still have nine decades to go. Confessedly, however, it is hard to imagine a greater advocate […]

Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change School of Earth and Climate Sciences and Climate Change Institute University of Maine 28 April, 2013 The President of the United States has admitted he is aware of Kermit Gosnell, a late-term abortionist in Philadelphia who routinely delivers babies alive so he can murder […]

March, 2013 Catherine Ramey, M. Div. In the 1960s and 70s Americans worshipped at the altar of “Free Speech,” no matter how abominable. They praised high court decisions allowing anti-Semites and anti-Blacks to spew hatred in public and applauded large public marches with anonymous men garbed in long white robes and coned hoods with cloth […]

Terence J. Hughes Professor Emeritus of Earth Sciences and Climate Change University of Maine 404 North Sixth Street Fort Pierre, South Dakota 57532 7 January 2013 I retired from the University of Maine on 15 January 2010 after 36 years in the Department of Earth Sciences and the Climate Change Institute (70% research, 30% teaching). […]

Terry Hughes: a brief introduction My friend, Terry Hughes, retired professor of Quaternary Studies at the University of Maine, is a specialist in Earth Sciences and Climate Change. Dr. Hughes (he never asserts the title) is one of the few “establishment” people who came to my aid and comfort when I was prosecuted long ago […]

On October 23, 1998, Bernard Slepian, abortionist, was terminated in New York. Hunting for justice in an insane, upside down world By Cathy Ramey Research assistance: Joe Washburn Christians have a tough task these days. BANG! A bullet flies and a man is dead. There was a time when it could be expected that the […]

By Michael R. Hirsh The post mortem on the court ordered dehydrated body of Terri Schiavo is complete. Her fight to live continued for a decade and a half. What her horrific death hails for us continues to unfold. Sadly, her killing could have easily been avoided. All that was needed was for those in […]

By Terence J. Hughes Here are my last thoughts of John Paul II, my first thoughts of Benedict XVI, and my enduring thoughts of Terri Schiavo. Terri first. This is my letter to the Bangor Daily News, not printed, written on 23 March 2005, eight days before she died. Lest we forget. Stalin said one death […]

By Terry Hughes 14 October 2005 Father Avery Cardinal Dulles, Fordham University Father Richard Malone, Bishop of Portland Father Sean O’Malley, Archbishop of Boston Father Paul Marx, founder, Human Life International Father Thomas Euteneuer, president, Human Life International Father Frank Pavone, co-founder, Priests for Life Father Theodore Hesburgh, president emeritus, Notre Dame University Father Richard […]

Attached is an excellent essay on racism in Britain and its support in the 19th Century thanks to Darwinism. This comes from my retired professor friend, Terry Hughes, professor of Quaternary Studies at the University of Maine. Dying of cancer, he continues to serve. [article by T. Hughes]