A week ago around lunchtime, I headed to an interfaith discussion hosted by the Office of the University Chaplain. But when I entered Earl Hall, a lonely flyer on a table greeted me. Apparently, the discussion was postponed in order to find a time better suited to students’ schedules. A sign-up sheet lay next to it to collect the emails of students who wanted to attend future “People of the Book” discussions. There were two names.
