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My "English Teacher" home page can be found at:
국제 저널리스트
Peace! Salam! Shalom! Paz! 평화!
Like diamonds we're born in the rough. If we're lucky, life smooths our many facets.
Then, we just need a little polishing. After that, we're pure transmitters of light and color. Shine on!
"In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth may be a revolutionary act." (George
Orwell)
My name is Gregory C. Brundage. I've been writing professionally for journals, newspapers and magazines for more
than 25 years. Though in the past, I wrote about many subjects including neo-nazi organizations, wars, and serial
killers, these days I prefer sports and arts. It's what makes me happy! World peace through sports!
Hay, why not?
Though I have an American passport, I've lived in and traveled though some 23 countries starting at the age of six.
So I see the U.S. from both the inside out, and the outside in. I like to think of myself as a responsible world citizen.
My father is a distinguished professor, and my mother's father was a prolific writer, lecturer (i.e. Harvard University),
and radio commentator. I myself was a university student for 15 years, because I loved learning, and especially research.
I hope this homepage can inspire you to learn about your world, capture it in words and photos, and help communicate
your views to the larger global village.
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RULES FOR READERS:
Don't believe everything you read in the news. Everyone is biased. News is supposed to be balanced
and fair, but, rarely is this really the case. Though I read news from many sources, I critically analyze it.
Press organizations like Reporters Without Borders often display outrageous bias sometimes. They under-report some censorship,
while loudly broadcasting others. Is, "A" really more free and fair, or cruel and corrupt than "B" (?) I ask myself
often.
Be a discriminating reader! Things are often not what they appear on the surface. Read broadly,
and more importantly, think.
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A good host is infinately polite to guests. It is a sacred responsibility.
Take a deep breath. Relax. Be comfortable. A refreshed mind is more
open to experiencing life.
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