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"When will they ever learn?" — Rhetorical question by the late Pete Seeger NY Times logo for its Learning Network feature — Frances McDormand in Burn After Reading — The…
Continues… Other Times content — ("O Me!") — Other non -Times content — ("O Life!") — The author of the above pairing has suggested a topic she seems ill-prepared to discuss — poetry and psychosis….
From Fritz Leiber's 1959 sci-fi classic "Damnation Morning" — She drew from her handbag a pale grey gleaming implement that looked by quick turns to me like a knife, a…
(Continued from Saturday) Huizenga reportedly died on Saturday.
"It's going to be accomplished in steps, this establishment of the Talented in the scheme of things." — To Ride Pegasus , by Anne McCaffrey (Radcliffe '47) From a post…
"Where have all the flowers gone?" — Rhetorical question by Pete Seeger "It was 1964, a critical juncture in Radcliffe's history." — Elaine DeLott Baker in an historical account of…
"Chop Wood, Carry Water" — title of a book by Rick Fields, who was reportedly expelled from Harvard in 1964. "From California to the New York island" — words of a…
Seeger reportedly died yesterday — Monday, Jan. 27, 2014. Source: The Porterville (California) Recorder Posted: Monday, January 27, 2014, 11:25 pm (CA time) Associated Press Pete Seeger, the banjo-picking troubadour…
Part I Part II Part III "There's rosemary, that's for remembrance."
A sequel to last night's link Shear — Some dead poet's words — The "bride's chair" is the figure illustrating Euclid's proof of the Pythagorean theorem (click image to enlarge) —…