Oxford’s Word Window: Week One
Think you are good with words? See if you know what the definition for this week’s “Word of the Week”.
Think you are good with words? See if you know what the definition for this week’s “Word of the Week”.
The answers to our quiz on early American journalists, from Scandal and Civility.
A quiz about early American journalists.
Nigel Warburton blogs about Geert Wilders and free speech.
A look at the results of Somalia elections, and why the newly appointed leader, Sheikh Sharif, deserves a chance.
Michelle looks at how publicity works in the real world.
David Post shows us how Jefferson’s moose can guide us towards an understanding of the internet.
Daniel Sperling reflects on his Daily Show appearance.
Daniel Sperling answers questions before his Daily Show appearance.
Ammon looks at encyclopedias.
Battistella looks at advertising in economic down-turns.
Ammon Shea looks at best seller lists.
The OED is popping up all over the place!
This year, authors Joshua Ferris, Jonathan Franzen, Francine Prose, Mary Gaitskill and Jim Shepard (former National Book Award Fiction Finalists) selected a young fiction writer “who they found particularly promising.” They chose Matthew Eck, Keith Gessen, Sana Krasikov, Nam Le, and Fiona Maazel.
Mark McNeilly reviews The Real George Washington airing tonight on the National Geographic Channel.
Additional thoughts on slow blogging.