Inspired by a garden in Japan while a college student, Jean Kristeller, professor emerita of psychology at Indiana State, has seen her vision for a contemplative garden on the ISU campus materialize.
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Contemplative garden dedication caps two-year effort by psychology professor
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"Center for the Study of Health, Religion, and Spirituality?" :lol:
It was called "The Ballyhoo" BACK IN THE DAYZ....which is the primary reason that the Social Science Ed. Center moved NEXT DOOR after they leveled East Knisley in the mid-70's, which sat across from the old ISU bookstore @ 6th & Chestnut.
Don't ya love it when a Phd. takes an old concept, pins a "Far East" name on it and calls it her "own!" The only difference is that the bowling balls are now made of "crystal."
It was called "The Ballyhoo" BACK IN THE DAYZ....which is the primary reason that the Social Science Ed. Center moved NEXT DOOR after they leveled East Knisley in the mid-70's, which sat across from the old ISU bookstore @ 6th & Chestnut.
Don't ya love it when a Phd. takes an old concept, pins a "Far East" name on it and calls it her "own!" The only difference is that the bowling balls are now made of "crystal."
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