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Archive for November, 2007

Honors ART FEST, Wednesday, Nov. 28, 7pm in Anne Arundel Lounge, featuring a reading of Christopher Louge’s All Day Permanent Red, a radical re-writing of The Iliad. After that there’s our famous OPEN MIC. ALL ARTISTS WELCOME, BRING FRIENDS, WE’LL HAVE BROWNIES AND HOT CHOCOLATE.
If you come to the EUA event beforehand, you can come [...]

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I was going to post thoughts on Worldwise, but I’m going to refer you to my announcement for it, a couple posts down, where there is some great discussion going on. Check out the WorldWise website too as we gear up for our spring event.

As I mentioned in the last post, we are gearing up [...]

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Hello from sunny Florida!
Seriously, I am in Florida with my family. But I wanted to promote an event that the English Undergrad Association is putting on next week. This is our first  major discussion event of the academic year and it promises to be great. Please join Profs. Richard Cross, Carla Peterson and others (TBD) [...]

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I will be gone starting tomorrow for a few days with my family. I wish I could leave you with some recap of worldwise, but I’ll be working on that while I’m away. If anyone has anything interesting to post over Thanksgiving email it to me at nprizel@umd.edu. I’ll put it up.
Have a good break!

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WorldWise and OnPurpose are two sides of the same coin. WorldWise is an ARHU project that I have been involved in (along with some amazing faculty and the Dean’s Office in ARHU) whose mission is similar to what we are doing here: exploring the ways in which the arts and humanities matter in the 21st [...]

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Because I have no time…

We English majors are supposed to be really well read. And perhaps we are, but I think we never feel we are because there is just so much. And we specialize. After spending a week in Mississippi with people who can quote any and all Faulkner chapter and verse as though it were the Bible, [...]

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Are poets the “unacknowledged legislators” as Shelley described them? Auden might have been…

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On the sciences and arts/humanities
Swann’s Hypothesis
On literature and war
The Things They Carried
On study abroad…and globalization
The Foreign Legions
See you at Open Mic Night at 6pm in 1120 Susquehanna tomorrow!

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I went down to the National Gallery this morning to see the Hopper exhibit. We also wandered through Turner and the Baroque Woodcut exhibit which I highly recommend. However, we skipped the “Art of the American Snapshot” in part because my partner, who is a fine art photography student, doesn’t think it’s art. Which leads [...]

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