A site that I have been working on with professor Marie McAllister in the English, Linguistics, and Speech department here at UMW has me extremely excited these days. And I decided to blog it early so that my co-workers don’t have to suffer through me talking about it ad nauseum. The site is [...]
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Eighteenth-Century Audio: A WordPress Social Site?
Published by December 6th, 2007 in UMW Blogs, audio, plugins, wordpress multi-user and wpmu. 8 CommentsCassavetes’s Husbands: Death, Funerals, and New York
Published by July 25th, 2007 in YouTube, film, films and movies. 7 Comments“[Cassavetes] replaces the exhausted artifices of conventional movies with a new set of pseudo-realistic ones, which are mostly instantaneous clichés. As a writer-director, he’s so dedicated to revealing the pain under the laughter he’s a regular Pagliacci.” – Pauline Kael, Husbands
I have to give a huge thanks to a YouTuber from Canada, AlexeiPachinko, who made [...]
The Nonce Journal is the handy work of five UMW students -Alissa Bourbonnnais, Alex Cardia, Kanise Carter, Liz Gerber, and Rebecca Parson- from Claudia Emerson’s The Literary Journal class. The project for the entire class was to spend the first half of the semester reading and analyzing the most recent publications from some of [...]
I dwell in Possibility–
A fairer House than Prose–
More numerous of Windows–
Superior–for Doors–
Of Chambers as the Cedars–
Impregnable of Eye–
And for an Everlasting Roof
The Gambrels of the Sky–
Of Visitors–the fairest–
For Occupation–This–
The spreading wide my narrow Hands
To gather Paradise–
Last night I had the good fortune to sit in on a lecture about Emily Dickinson at UMW delivered by [...]
Unpublished Sylvia Plath poem brought to you by an undergraduate blog at UMW?!
Published by March 29th, 2007 in wordpress multi-user. 6 CommentsOk, I’m gonna take a different tact from the RIAA’s methods of dealing with college students, rather then threatening suit and certain incrimination -I will celebrate the unbelievably cool work that has been going on here at UMW. Amanda Rutstein has been blogging an independent study on Sylvia Plath that she is doing with [...]
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