home sweet home
Pepinsky, Harold E.
Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2011 3:03 PM
To: Pepinsky, Harold E.
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Jill and I have moved back to the house my parents and I had built and moved into in 1957. The first two attached pictures look show the face of the main house and look south outside from the main living area. The main house is rated at just 1040 sq. ft. with 3 study/bedrooms and 2 full baths, a marvel of organic design. The next two pictures first look north from the living area to the guest house, which I nominally helped build in 1959, with fewer than 500 sq. ft., and then look out from inside at the view I now have from what has become my office. We can easily accommodate 6 guests. Stop on by. Note the new/old address and phone number below.
I'm home in one house or the other most of the time. Stop by for a visit anytime. love and peace--hal
Hal Pepinsky, pepinsky@indiana.edu, pepinsky.blogspot.com, 519 Evergreen Circle, Worthington, OH 43085-3667, 1-614-885-6341
About Me
- Hal
- Worthington, OH, United States
- I retired Jan. 2009 from after 33 years on the criminal justice faculty at Indiana University, Bloomington. I continue not to charge for any form of public service, including speaking and consulting, and now have plenty of free time to do so on request. I do not do social networking. I regularly monitor just one email account: pepinsky@indiana.edu; my home phone number is 1-614-885-6341; my skype name is halpep. My papers and such are archived at http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/findingaids/view?brand=general&docId=InU-Ar-VAA9639.xml&doc.view=entire_text. I am known as a co-founder of "peacemaking criminology." Page proofs of my latest, 2006 U of Ottawa Press book, Peacemaking: Reflections of a Radical Criminologist, are freely available at http://critcrim.org/sites/default/files/Pepinsky_proofs_0.pdf , the end of which lists my publications, nine books and over 80 articles and chapters in all, on a wide range of subjects from the international to the interpersonal level. My preceding book, A Criminologist's Quest for Peace, is also freely available at http://critcrim.org/pepinsky, and a pdf of Myths That Cause Crime is on the critcrim.org home page.
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