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Posts Tagged: Chronicle of Higher Education

Guthrie Still Elusive at 100

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Leonard Cassuto of the Chronicle of Higher Education discusses the absence of Woody Guthrie in the university because of his political stance, his views on copyright and shying from the spotlight, and the “aw shucks” Oklahoman personality he cultivated.

Cassuto outlines Guthrie’s life in reference to his works, which include over 3,000 poems and songs, at least 3 novels, dozens of essays, 1,000s of personal letters, and over 500 illustrations, paintings, and photographs.

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The New Math Doesn’t Really Work

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What does one do with an essay like the one David Alpaugh penned for the Chronicle of Higher Education on the current state of poetry publication? As an editor who publishes about 50 poems a year here on The Rumpus (all directly solicited), I feel like I have to respond, since I’m contributing to the noise that seems to bother Alpaugh so.

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Saturday Morning Links, Independence Day Edition

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Olay, I confess–there’s nothing particularly “Independence Day” about this linkfest. Except for this story about the history of preserving the original Declaration of Independence. But that’s it. Onward!

It’s rare that I’ll take the side of a lawyer, but man, this is some bullcrap.

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Brian’s Saturday Morning Links

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Not enough sleep? Echoes of a faint hangover? Then it’s time for Saturday Morning Links.

Dahlia Lithwick and Doug Kendall point out that conservative politicians who are upset about empathetic judges probably ought to stick a sock in it.

Whether you’re an academic or a free-lance writer, you might want to take a look at this piece on the inside of an essay mill.

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