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As an English professor, lecturer for the Honors College, and public speaker, I am afforded [...]
Once upon a time, when a person intended to learn about education, the words “Western [...]
A couple of summers ago I was part of a panel of classical educators discussing [...]
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If I see my logic program listed in the math section of a catalog one [...]
Greek teachers find themselves in a difficult predicament in regard to the pronunciation of Greek. [...]
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In Eleanor Farjeon’s The Little Bookroom, there is a fairy tale called “The Giant and [...]
