Deferring
I’m postponing the post I’d planned for today, so as not to get in the way of yesterday’s guest post from John McGowan (below). I’ll be back on Monday with either this or that, or perhaps both.
What, no other thing?
Posted by on 07/08 at 11:36 AMNope, don’t have the energy.
Posted by Michael on 07/08 at 12:41 PMWould “this” or “that” be the PA version of ABOR that just passed (see: http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2005/07/07/tabor) or does that fall under the other thing?
Posted by on 07/08 at 12:56 PMYes, Tina, it would. Nice call. I was going to combine it somehow with remarks about my distinguished Senator, Rick Santorum. But I think I’ll let the bombings in London, and John’s eloquent response to them, sink in for a bit. A three-day snark hiatus.
Posted by Michael on 07/08 at 01:25 PMReaders should follow Tina’s link, and the direct link therein to the PA resolution . Locals especially, this is could affect everyone, not just prominent outspoken liberal types who have been personally identified by Academic Freedom Fighters.
Do your homework folks.
Posted by Steinn Sigurdsson on 07/08 at 01:58 PMYes, of course—if not the death of irony (and snark), at least the temporary, decorous subduing of it for a period of mourning.
Posted by on 07/08 at 01:58 PMI only recently visited your bio page (um quite recetnly, five minutes ago) to find out you are a post grad Wahoo. Oy. Curious who you might have studied with there as we might share more than one or two.
Posted by The Heretik on 07/08 at 04:15 PMMy dissertation committee consisted of Michael Levenson, director; Jerome McGann, Richard Rorty, Patricia Gill, readers. I took courses with Dan Albright, Ralph Cohen, Anthony Winner, James Nohrnberg, Charles Rowell, Karen Chase, Alan Howard, Austin Quigley, Barbara Nolan, Paul Cantor, and Rorty and Levenson. And I’ll have more to say about Michael as a mentor when I get back to posting about “theory"--
Posted by Michael on 07/08 at 05:29 PMWhen you get around to blogging about your new Newspeak overlords, you might draw attention to this comment that one of your state representatives left on my blog.
Posted by bitchphd on 07/08 at 06:58 PMThanks, Dr. B. Rep. Cohen has left a comment on this blog, too, back in the late winter. I’ll be sure to get in touch with him.
Posted by Michael on 07/08 at 09:42 PMisnt it funny how the language of American multiculturalism has become useful for advertising online casinos?
Posted by on 07/09 at 06:37 PMGo Fish, except for Albright, Cohen, Winner, and Cantor. The latter was valuable for his opinion on whether Don Mossi (whom I saw pitch for the Tiges!) was the ugliest pitcher in history (the latter being Bill James’s opinion). Dan Albright is up here at U of R now, Winner was a first rate teacher and reader, and Ralph was an impressive intellect.
The best teacher at UVA back then was V.A. Kolve, who was the reason I went there.
Posted by on 07/11 at 12:01 AMWahoo Wah, David Ross McIrvine. And way to work that baseball into um everything.
I studied with the writerly stars, some of whom had time for earthlings there in dear old Charlottesville. John Casey, James Allen MacPherson, Peter Taylor, Ruth Stone, Gregory Orr, etc.Posted by The Heretik on 07/11 at 12:28 AMYay Del Kolve! He was my diss director at UCLA.
Waiting for today’s post(s) with bated breath, Michael!
Posted by on 07/11 at 12:02 PMHeretik: “Wahoo Wah, David Ross McIrvine.”
Whoa, buck, they’re gonna expect to find
us Galton-Walking a lampost under the
influence few snootfuls of Corn(pronounced “Coan,”
known to GDYs as “Moonshine"(I used to
live in the Moonshinin’ Capital of VA,
Greene County, where the Sherriff
was a member of one of 2 Feudin’ Families))and singin’
“We come from old Virginia....”
Posted by on 07/11 at 12:03 PMNice blog. Keep it up. Visit me at < a href="http://www.rediff.com">john</a>
Posted by rohit on 07/12 at 05:20 AM
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