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The Monday Morning Memo



Rodney Winfield’s

Space Window

is part of the National Gallery 
in Washington National Cathedral


Officially titled, “Scientists and Technicians Window,” 
The Space Window commemorates America’s 
exploration of space and man’s first steps on the moon. 
 
In the upper center of the original window is 
a 7.18-gram basalt lunar rock from the Sea of Tranquility, 
presented to the Cathedral by the astronauts of Apollo XI. 
 
Winfield’s celebrated Space Window 
captures our wonder at the cosmos.


Wow. 

Rodney’s dudes have been following stars 
since 1955, when Rodney was just 30 years old.


Winfield’s Three Wisards on Their Way to Bethlehem

will hang in Wizard Academy’s new library tower
on loan from Roy and Pennie Williams.

 

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“That I didn’t even know at the beginning that I had started on my journey is typical of my naivete. I think I have always been behind in life, not catching on to what’s happening until it is all over, not achieving the age of eighteen until I was thirty and finding it was too late to have the adventures I should have had at eighteen. If a strong opinion should be voiced, I have always been able to voice it three or four hours after the event, in my mind. I probably have lived too much in my mind, in my reading and daydreams. So what I had embarked on, unknowing at first, was a slow awakening to life, itself, a birth, with all the trauma of being pushed out of a protective womb.”

“I suppose my naivete has come, at least in part, out of my being an academic, but that, ironically, became also the agency for change. I am a teacher of American literature at a college…”

- Jackson J. Benson, Looking for Steinbeck's Ghost

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