Below are links to some representative favorites.

BRIEF ATTEMPTS AT HUMOR

‘Tis the season for weird public radio fundraising monologues (12-16-24)

Souvenir shopping in McCall (7-14-23)

Parodies lost (6-19-22)

When is it fun to be married to a biostatistician? (4-27-19)

Great Moments in Peer Observation, #13 (1-11-18)

SJZC #3: “Exaggeration” (6-22-17)

As the Whirled Greens Turn: a soap opera (11-1-16)

Crowther & Crowther (2015) (6-24-15)

Descriptivism vs. prescriptivism: a debate with my 7-year-old (8-1-14)

Soup deniers must be confronted (1-2-13)

Debate verdict: Obama less appealing than Legos (10-4-12)

UW picks Harrison Ford as its next president (4-23-11)

The dregs of 2009, part 2: A reenactment of the Civil Rights Movement for toddlers (1-17-10)

What are they driving at? (3-6-09)

What’s wrong with this number? (11-21-08)

Thanks … I think (9-14-07)

Two recent dreams (10-10-06)

LONGER ATTEMPTS AT SERIOUSNESS

The musical ghosts of Christmas past (12-13-24)

Celebrating Coach Pete Farwell (6-19-23)

Will I ever race again? (10-2-22)

The ritual of the post-bath crayons (8-19-20)

My shadow A&P exam (11-23-19)

Conversation-wise (8-5-18)

Introducing Samuel John Zelnick-Crowther (2-4-17)

An open letter to my students (revised) (11-9-16)

My interview of John L. Parker, Jr. (7-15-15)

The “13th Man” speaks his mind (2-2-14)

An interview with Seattle playwright Paul Mullin (10-7-13)

Greg’s crackpot theories, #2: your favorite songs really DO sound better on the radio (1-12-12)

Is SingAboutScience.org a waste of taxpayer money? (5-26-11)

George Kosaly and the social side of science (6-23-10)

Best training advice ever (9-17-09)

New Year’s resolution: remember Scott Becker (1-8-08)

Racing at high altitude: a myth exposed (8-27-07)

The long-awaited “how I train” entry (12-20-06)