Dear Collin, Not having heard from you in a while, I can’t help wondering how your transition to college life is going.  Let me guess. You are amazed at the

Dear Dan, Your problem sets are going to your head.  Too much science, my dear nephew, is not always a good thing.  Remember, before being a scientist, you are a

Dear Theodore, You have caught the biggest spiritual malaise of today’s world: wimpiness.  But that’s OK. It’s like chicken pox; once you get it and get over it, you can’t

Dear Jolene, Your last note brings little comfort to your imprisoned uncle.  Your study of theology ought to deepen your knowledge of the Bible, not poison it.  If you professors

Dear Angelo, I empathize with you.  It is indeed maddening when someone like your roommate, so intelligent and well-balanced, simply can’t see the clear light of reason when it comes

Dear Lu, If you waffle, you lose.  Happiness, I mean. Waffling in your commitments enervates the soul.  It drains the spiritual vigor you need to experience the happiness God intends

Dear Paolo, You have begun to live.  Until now you have inhabited a false world, but those recent events have brought you into the real world.  Yes, my sad nephew,

Dear Mary, You are looking in the wrong place for peace of mind.  You can’t design it yourself, like you can design your own major.  Your heart is too big

Dear Fred, You’re acting like a buffoon.  I hope it’s only a mellow and temporary case of sophomore slump.  It’s good to hear that you feel “volcanic desires to do