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September 26, 2023

A Lecture by Annette Vee. Tinkham Veale University Center Senior Classroom. Monday, December 11th, 2023, 3:15—4:30pm (reception following). Generative AI platforms such as ChatGPT have suddenly thrust the automation of writing into the public spotlight. The machine learning techniques behind Large Language Models such as the GPT series may...

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September 19, 2023

//Letter from the chair/Welcome back party/Bob Wallace book/Department news/Cleveland Humanities Collective/Alumni news/Conversation with Sangeeta Ray// Letter from the Chair When second-year English major Molly McLaughlin stepped to the front of the room at Waterloo Arts in Collinwood, she didn’t know she’d be reciting her villanelle to an audience that included Michelle...

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June 13, 2023

Letter from the Chair/Department News/1st Gertrude Mann Lecture/Career Path to the Q/Sigma Tau Delta/Catching up with Alums/Congrats to our Graduates// Letter from the Chair While the fall and winter invited us into Guilford’s parlor and Bellflower’s foyer, summer throws open the doors to the world again. The porch is our summer...

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March 29, 2023

Letter from the Chair/What is Egypt to Me?/Dept. News/Book Buddies/Sigma Tau Delta/Linguistic Justice/Alumni News// Letter from the Chair The medieval rooms at the Cleveland Art Museum were empty one week in early March when a colleague from Art History took me on an introductory tour. We spent most of our time...

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December 12, 2022

Letter from the Chair One recent day in Guilford House, right around the fall break, I walked into the Parlor to find small clusters of students writing together. I recognized some from my visit to ENGL 300: English Literature to 1800 a few weeks before. Charlie Goyal, who is the...

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September 26, 2022

Letter from the Chair The packet of mail that Chris Flint left on my desk has an old black-and-white polaroid in it. Eight faculty are sitting or standing, some in pairs, some gesticulating. A combination of shirtsleeves and winter wear reveals very little about the season, hidden by the long...