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September 2005
more on Magnolia
Friday, 30 September 2005 10:24 A GMT-07
Found a great pdf on the history and characteristics of magnolias. This site has a list of interesting bits of trivia about the film, including the fact that the title comes from the street that most of the film takes place on (so I must be incredibl
Category: comp
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prepping Magnolia
Monday, 26 September 2005 9:24 P GMT-07
As I prepare to show Magnolia in Lit & Film on Wednesday, I must do the difficult work of a lit/film instructor: read reviews and critical discussions of the film. Ah, I know you feel sorry for me. Here is an excellent discussion of the weaving o
Category: comp
Liz Kleinfeld, facilitator
Thursday, 15 September 2005 9:24 P GMT-07
My facilitating skills will be put to the test next week.
how to help Katrina victims
Saturday, 10 September 2005 10:09 P GMT-07
Here's an excellent list of events and opportunities in the Denver-metro area for people who want to help Katrina victims.
Category: personal
sigh of relief
Friday, 9 September 2005 8:23 P GMT-07
I passed my dissertation proposal defense! Big sigh of relief. Ah. . . . . Actually, the defense wasn't bad at all. I was a nervous wreck beforehand, but once it got started, my committee was very supportive and didn't seem to be trying to challenge
Category: Ph.Duh
Dissertation Proposal Defense TOMORROW - wish me luck
Thursday, 8 September 2005 1:28 P GMT-07
I’m defending my dissertation proposal tomorrow, and I have no idea how to prepare. The aspect of my project I feel shakiest about is defending my methodology, so I am having nightmares about being absolutely grilled on my methodology. I know my me
Category: Ph.Duh
and more context
Wednesday, 7 September 2005 9:37 P GMT-07
Thanks to Clancy for pointing this wonderful and articulate bit of context-providing blogging out.
Category: politics
more context
Sunday, 4 September 2005 9:14 P GMT-07
Scathing editorial from the New Orleans Times-Picuyne, refuting Bush's and FEMA's claims that the federal government couldn't access the New Orleans regugees, here.
Category: politics
Just bad luck?
Friday, 2 September 2005 4:37 P GMT-07
In a bizarre incident involving the malfunction of the soundtrack to the Wizard of Oz, poor driving (mine), and a cranky pre-schooler (also mine), I ended up hearing five minutes of Sean Hannity today. I know Mattea likes Sean, but he has never said
Category: politics
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