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Your Winter Break Reading Recommendations and More from Ninth Week
An Interview with Marianne Manzler | Senior Spotlight: Hollin Keyser-Parker and Quinn Lander | The 2LM‘s Winter Break Reading Recommendations
The Miscellany Returns!
The Geomythologist in Our Midst | Senior Spotlight | We Ask, Majors Answer | Events in the English Department
A Spring SPAMpler from Second Laird
Research Questions? Contact Research Librarian Adam Lewis | Senior Spotlight: Alex Tananbaum | We Ask, Professors Answer | Break Reflections | Letter to the Newly Declared: Celebrate! | “Film, Literature, and Culture in Mumbai and Seoul” OCS with Arnab Chakladar. Apply Now!
Tom Jones, Calamity Jane, and Predictions of Snow
Senior Spotlight | A Series of Speculative & Intellectual Inquiries | Frontier Fantasies | Living London Photos
2LM Issue Three
An Interview with Professor Susan Jaret McKinstry | Top Five Things about Living London | Winter Break Jams and Must-Reads
Banishéd: Susan’s Tale of Woe
Interview conducted by: Octavia Washington, Madeline Goldberg, Julia Johnston Laird’s renovations call for celebration! We English majors have finally been rewarded for the endless time we spent writing essays (which…
Tickling and Cullen Skink: Tim and Connie take on our Paired Professor Profile
Hello Miscellany readers, and welcome to the first of our new series: Paired Professor Profiles! (P to the 3? Let us know what you think). We, your faithful editors, were…
Chair Greg Hewett speaks on changes to the English Department
Happy Miscellany Monday! This week, we chatted with English Department Chair and creative writing professor Greg Hewett to hear about both immediate and long-term changes happening in the English department…
Summer Reading List
With comps finished, grades turned in, and seniors graduated, it is officially time to welcome the summer. For most of us, the summer is when we catch up on pleasure…
Event Preview: Panel Discussion of Timothy Raylor’s Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Thomas Hobbes
This Thursday, you’re invited to a blockbuster book discussion, where the centerpiece is a new volume by the English Department’s own Timothy Raylor! Philosophy, Rhetoric, and Thomas Hobbes (Oxford University Press, 2019)…
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