The Oddest English Spellings
Anatoly explores the history of spelling with the letter w.
Anatoly explores the history of spelling with the letter w.
Rana Mitter talks about his Very Short Introduction to Modern China
Ben’s place of the week is Dachau, Germany.
Kevin Hayes needs help writing his book…
Amanda Smith Barusch, PhD, has been teaching and researching in the field of aging for over 25 years. Most of those were spent on the faculty of the College of Social Work at the University of Utah. She now serves as Professor and Head of Department of Social Work and Community Development at the University […]
Amanda Smith Barusch, PhD, has been teaching and researching in the field of aging for over 25 years. Most of those were spent on the faculty of the College of Social Work at the University of Utah. She now serves as Professor and Head of Department of Social Work and Community Development at the University […]
Happy Friday everyone! Spring is in the air! Take a long lunch. Leave work early. Just don’t tell your boss it my my idea… The Colbert Bump. (via Kotke) Every effort helps. Ready to stalk the Brooklyn literati? Bravely addressing the elephant in Thomas Nelson’s room. Should Wikipedia be a book? LOLcavore? (Thanks Mike!) Achewood […]
The answers to this week’s Oxford World’s Classics Quiz
The last set of questions in the OWC Quiz.
Zelinsky suggests that former President Carter may have violated the federal Logan Act by meeting with officials of Hamas.
Ammon Shea wonders who wrote the first English dictionary.
Donald Ritchie looks at political resistance to changes in the press.
A look at the word “glossary”.
Day Four of the Oxford World’s Classics Quiz.
Anatoly wonders why we double up on names in certain words.
Naomi Baron looks at modern communication.