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Chancellor Birgeneau writes in USA Today , " Bravo for Yale and Harvard, but what about the rest? " The short version: rich school...

I recently finished Robin McKinley's Beauty . I don't have time for a full review, but I just want to observe that making Beauty tur...

It's the second day of MLA, and I'm sort of horrified that there's just as much more to come. I've heard many good talks and...

[I have decided to submit this piece to the Chronicle . I'll re-post it after they reject it.] [The Chronicle is silent, so here is my ...

A few feminist blog posts: Tia at Unfogged, An Uncongenial Post Laurelin in the Rain, Letter to the men on the Left Heo Cwaeth, In Defense o...

"Not at all," said Ichabod. "The ship is still mostly the counting house, albeit long-transformed and changed. This room is o...

Harry Mount's NYT op-ed " A Vote for Latin " opines that learning Latin makes better statespersons. He deplores politicians...

1. Elizabeth Marie Pope's The Sherwood Ring I read Pope's The Perilous Gard when I was a child. It was a Newbery Honor book, and I ...

In Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl (1861), there's a remarkable passage in which an enslaved woman, seemingl...

I hate dealing with plagiarism. Ugh.