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Category Archives: Writing
Catching up on dumbing down
Everyone else on the planet has probably read it already, but I’ve finished my first read of Steven Johnson’s Everything Bad is Good for You. I like Johnson’s stuff (I fancy this this comment about an update of Interface Culture … Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Writing
Tagged dumbing down, games, pop culture, Reading, tech, television, web 2.0
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Odds and ends Thursday
Catch-all: strawberries, cleaning, accessibility internship, writing a review Continue reading
Readymades at CCCC
Crossposted with a few email lists… A colleague and I are putting together a panel on readymades, and we’re looking for a third presenter. Broadly speaking, we’re looking at the re-emergence of the readymade in a variety of forms: web-based … Continue reading
Twitchell disappoints
James Twitchell gets busted for plagiarism. Continue reading
Updating our graduate program
Our graduate committee recently finished the paperwork for a comprehensive revision of our graduate program. “Update” is an understatement. The old curriculum was state of the art around 1970. Maybe 1870. Coursework covered three areas: British Literature, British Literature, and … Continue reading
RIP NWE
RIP Networked Writing Environment: 1995-2008 Continue reading
Thankfully, we ain’t scientists
Beer leads to more publishing: clearly, Jeff’s secret! Continue reading
Braggin’
Some very strong projects this year in both the Style course and Computers & Writing: Nascent standup comedian Ryan Budds created a site to promote himself, nicely integrating Flickr, Google Calendar, YouTube, and traditional web pages. Lora Carmichael wrote a … Continue reading
Posted in Nerdliness, Teaching, Writing
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Crystal, The Fight for English
Commentary on David Crystal’s The Fight for English (Oxford 2007), a history of and argument against prescriptive views of English. Continue reading
Posted in Reading, Writing
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Tender benches
Every now and then, a witty lede gets by the AP style police: English megastar David Beckham resumed his tour of American soccer benches on Sunday, sitting out the Los Angeles Galaxy’s game against the New England Revolution to rest … Continue reading