05 July 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Lege. Lege. Aliquid haerebit.
(Read. Read. Something will stick.)
The Connecticut (or Hartford or Wicked) Wits were a group of late-18th-century poets who first attempted to write a distinctly American literature. THEY FAILED.
Search This Blog
Lege. Lege. Aliquid haerebit.
(Read. Read. Something will stick.)
About the Blogger
Popular Posts
-
I sure hope this young man wins his suit because, as a lad who started college at 15, I find it appalling that as an accepted student Mr. Ca...
-
The Hostess Snowball ? How absurd ! Let's not forget: the great XTC song, "Pink Thing," from Oranges and Lemons (1989) thos...
-
I LOVE ancient humor . When I taught at The Covington Latin School in the early to mid-80s, at the annual "Greek Day" celebrations...
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(277)
-
▼
July
(10)
- Why a democracy NEEDS literature, and why colleges...
- My Lives at The Covington Latin School (as student...
- The greatest automatic hand-dryer EVER!
- A Tres Ecumenical Evening in Montreal
- International Incident #3: "The Mass is ended, now...
- International Incident #2: What's Canadian for "Ru...
- "So what part of Ohio are you from?"...
- Happy birthday to the genius behind "Calvin and Ho...
- Happy Independence Day, Everyone!
- "The Maracana has been silenced by only three peop...
-
▼
July
(10)
Total Pageviews
Blogs to Follow
Word Cloud from the intro to "Sinatra: But Buddy I'ma Kind of Poem
Happy birthday, Bill!! :D
ReplyDeleteYeah Calvin! You tell him!
ReplyDelete