Posts tagged with “Interviews” (All posts)
A New Novel and Our New Majors
Professor Greg Hewett’s New Novel No Names | We Ask, Professors Answer | An Insider Look into Twelfth Night \ The English Department’s a Little More Crowded Now!
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,…
2LM Issue Three
An Interview with Professor Susan Jaret McKinstry | Top Five Things about Living London | Winter Break Jams and Must-Reads
Happy Jewish Heritage Month: Helene Wecker is Delightful, and her Novel is Too
As part of Jewish Heritage Month, we meet up with Helene Wecker – New York Times bestselling author, Trekkie, and Carleton alum – in Zoom-wonderland to discuss her novels, assurance…
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…
Carleton Quirky: An After-School Special
I leap out of bed at 7 am. Yes, I mean that literally, and please don’t ask me why. Looking out my perfect Owens window, I stretch, watching the first…
Welcome to Laird and Meet the Editors
Welcome back to Laird, home of disgraced English majors and (one) elevator. We took a break in our regularly scheduled programing for a bit of construction, but now we, and…
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…
Interview with Natalie Marsh ’21, Winner of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest Short Story Contest
Happy Miscellany Monday! This week, two of our editors, Amanda Mosborg and Julia Johnston, interviewed Natalie Marsh, this year’s winner of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM) 49th annual…
Independent Studies in English
Hello, Second Laird Community! On this chilly, rather gloomy day, we want to highlight a really wonderful and fun opportunity that is available for students in the English department: independent…
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