Tag Archives: Cicero

Some People Need Killin’

Posted on February 28, 2011 by Dr. J

If you’ve followed along with the reading schedule posted here for the last two months, congratulations are in order. You’ve already read over 700 pages of world-class literature and, no doubt, have expanded your horizons by considering questions and problems … Continue reading →

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Radioactive Shrews and BFF’s

Posted on February 14, 2011 by Dr. J

Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! I expect most of you gentlemen are wooing more like Lucentio than Petruchio; I hope you ladies are receiving your gentleman’s attentions more like Bianca than Katharina! Here are the readings for the upcoming week: “Mowgli’s … Continue reading →

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Throwing Ralph Waldo Emerson into a Volcano

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Dr. J

It’s Great Books Monday; are you ready for the Bard? Here are the reading selections for the coming week: The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare (GBWW Vol. 24, pp. 199-228) “Declaration of the Rights of Man and of … Continue reading →

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