The one thing (among many *g*) I like about InterVarsity is how it's both bookish and action-oriented. I love books, and through them I got to know writers like Ronald Takaki (A Different Mirror) and Beverly Tatum (Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?). And I got to meet a bunch of authors who write specifically on Asian American racial/cultural identity issues.
But I digress... talking about books do that to me, hehe.
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The one thing (among many *g*) I like about InterVarsity is how it's both bookish and action-oriented. I love books, and through them I got to know writers like Ronald Takaki (A Different Mirror) and Beverly Tatum (Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?). And I got to meet a bunch of authors who write specifically on Asian American racial/cultural identity issues.
But I digress... talking about books do that to me, hehe.