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Thursday, March 31, 2011

What Happens During Spring Break . . .

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comes to my office. Because, what evidently happens to many students around here is that they go home to work for a week at the local whatev...
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

A Real Question

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So I hear computer people talking about "the cloud." What exactly is "the cloud" and how does it work? I know it's ...
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Only in my Mind

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Over the past couple of days, I've several times run across, mostly in blogs, the suggestion that someone turn to Jameson. Here's wh...
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Monday, March 28, 2011

Admissions on NPR

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I was half awake this morning and heard this report on NPR about the admissions process at Amherst . Did you hear it? I couldn't help wo...
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Saturday, March 26, 2011

Standing with Cronon

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William Cronon, the guy the non-historians among us might know best for his fine essay "'Only Connect':The Goals of a Liberal E...
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Thursday, March 24, 2011

At Last

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I finally managed a contribution over at the Pseudonymous Exchange: Double Guest Exchange . Imitating other people's style is something...
Wednesday, March 23, 2011

A Real Literature Question for Modernists

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I've wondered this for a long time. You know how the notes for texts never answer the really hard questions? Well here's one for m...
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Proserpina Slipped Backwards on the Stairs

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Last week: Here That same area, today: It's the sort of thing that helps make evolution so darned cool, because under that snow, the c...
Monday, March 21, 2011

Begin Bike

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I got my bike back from the shop today after it's annual spring tune-up. It got a new chain and a new rear casette. My chain is so cle...
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The Test of Humor

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I graded the journals. The assignment is borrowed mostly from Sisyphus ; I'd asked the students to choose the most important word in a ...

Break Week at the Office

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I expect to come to the office three or four days this week, during our break week. I have a ton of work to do and this is a place I can do...
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Saturday, March 19, 2011

More Spring - First Bluebird!

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Yesterday, when I got home, it was like the garden had popped. There were crocuses coming up all over, and not just barely out of the groun...
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Friday, March 18, 2011

A Break for Joy

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One of the candidates we hired this year is visiting today to look for a place to live and show a partner the community. This is a really g...
Thursday, March 17, 2011

One Last Thing

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I was looking at a course syllabus that purported to represent a bunch of European culture, and had a section on "race, class, and gend...
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Sir Thopas

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Was it that hard? Are there just too many three headed giants out there in romances?
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Fogified

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Could someone tell me, please, just when it was I became an old fogey? Because I went to a talk today, and I've either become an old fog...
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

No, Really

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sonnet #60 isn't really about how grateful the speaker is to God, unless you can explain how you get there a whole lot better than you d...
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Text o' the Day

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Edit to add: See, I think this is as good as my stick figure lit ever gets. Is it just too darned obscure?
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Suddenly Spring

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All of a sudden, it feels like spring. I looked out the window and saw the first Robin this morning, and a few minutes later, I saw the fir...
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Monday, March 14, 2011

Right Foot Forward

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I've realized over the past couple of days, since Sunday morning, really, that I tend to step forward first with my right leg. I'd ...
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I profess literature. More specifically, I'm a feminist, female Shakespearean who also teaches composition regularly, early modern literature, Chaucer on occasion, graduate classes in writing and research, literary theory, poetry, drama. Welcome to my world.

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