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July 19, 2019

in this issue WRC and Bellflower Hall /Faculty Notes/EGSA Mentoring/ Alumni News/Letter from the Chair/ Beachy-Quick Reading The Writing Resource Center and Bellflower Hall by Kurt Koenigsberger About the Writing Resource Center Pardee Hall, in its earlier years. The Writing Resource Center was founded in 1977 by Dr Julia C. Dietrich, Assistant Professor of English....

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July 19, 2019

in this issue Letter from the Chair/"What Are You Reading?" /Faculty Notes/NEH Summer Institute/ Alumni News/ASLE Biennial Conference/Coptic Binding/Faculty Timeline/Grad Picnic June 2015 Letter from the Chair In another technocratic era, Charles Dickens intimated that calling a horse by its name was getting extremely hard. In the second chapter of Hard Times when...

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July 19, 2019

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Grad Student Awards Ceremony/Faculty Notes/Ongoing Projects:William Rogers/Alumni News/Graduation 2015

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October 11, 2017

in this issue "What Are You Reading?"/Interview with Gerry Canavan ('02)/Faculty Notes/"Respect the Book"/Alumni News/Schedule of Events "What Are You Reading?" Martha Woodmansee: The Great Escape I've decided to tell you about my recreational, my purely escapist reading in 2014. It was precipitated by the virtual demise of the Plain Dealer. Deprived of...

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October 11, 2017

in this issue Interview with Laura Adiletta ('08)/World of Sound/Interview with John Vourlis ('88)/Faculty Notes/art/sci's Dixon Long article/Play. Speak.--The Monologue/Perks of Being a Generalist/Alumni News/Ongoing Projects: Kristin Kondrlik/EGSA News/Scrapbook Interview with Laura Adiletta ('08) 1. How did EatloCLE, your subscription meal plan service come to be? What made you think that Cleveland was...

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October 11, 2017

in this issue "What Are You Reading?"/Faculty Notes/Steinem on Campus/Alumni News/Ongoing Projects: Kristine Kelly SEPTEMBER 2014 "What Are You Reading?" Kristina Collins: I Kill Giants by Joe Kelly and J.M. Ken Niimura In this graphic novel, heroine Barbara Thorson stands between two realities: in one, she is a geeky, deviant fifth-grader powerless to stop...