Thursday, October 9 was the English Undergraduate Association’s first event of the semester (well, second if you count the Indoor Picnic). As Kenton mentioned in the last post, it was led by Linda Macri and Gerald Maa (Vivianne Salgado was, unfortunately, unable to make it) and revolved around the (related, unrelated, hyperbolic, polemic…) topics of [...]
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Thoughts on Thursday’s EUA Event…
Posted in English Undergrad Association, discussion questions, events, tagged EUA event, literature, representations of war, war on October 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
EUA Event: BOOKS! What are they good for! Absolutely nothing?
Posted in English Undergrad Association, events, tagged maa, macri, panel, representations of war, salgado, war on October 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Hey all, I hope you had a good weekend! I know the semester is heating up for most people, exams and essays are starting to bear down on us in panic inducing numbers. But, if you can find the time there is going to be a great event put on by the English Undergraduate Association [...]
EUA Event
Posted in English Undergrad Association, discussion questions, events on May 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I promise I’m going to blog more. Really. I just have about 40 pages to write in the next two weeks. But, I want to invite you all to the English Undergrad Association’s Third Annual “Life Beyond Life” (from Milton) discussion of the purpose of literary study. This year we’re switching it up a little…instead [...]
bad Natalie
Posted in English Undergrad Association, articles of note, discussion questions, events on March 21, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I know, I’ve been a very bad blogger. No, it’s not senioritis; rather, senior year is killing me! But, I do have some goodies for you.
First off, English major or not, who can resist Victorian sex, discussions with Profs., and free pizza? Come to the EUA’s Movie Night showing Angels and Insects based on the [...]
World Wise, books, etc.
Posted in English Undergrad Association, articles of note, discussion questions, events on February 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
First, I want to solicit impressions of World Wise. What did you all think? What worked and what didn’t? One of the impressions I have been getting was that the subject matter was HUGE and could have been taken in many different ways, so not everyone got their pressing questions answered (myself included!). That’s ok…this [...]
On ethics
Posted in English Undergrad Association, articles of note, events on February 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Anyone want to come with me to Politics and Prose on Thursday night and hear Kwame Anthony Appiah talk about his new book?
What do you all think?
Also, check out this article about Robert Pinsky as a sort of “citizen-poet”.
Finally, don’t forget to come to the EUA’s first Coffeehouse of the semester, Wednesday at noon in [...]
..and after the EUA event, you might want to hit this up
Posted in English Undergrad Association, creative works, events on November 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
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 [...]
On WorldWise and our EUA event
Posted in English Undergrad Association, discussion questions, events on November 25, 2007 | 1 Comment »
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 [...]
An event to promote
Posted in English Undergrad Association, discussion questions, events on November 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
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) [...]
