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The Wundergrammar: Semicolon Quotes
Good Stuff: 7/17/07
Bemusement for me,Amusement for the CCed
In the future they have no spaces
Good Stuff: 7/9/07
Love in the Time of McKean's Law
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The Perils of Contronymity
Good Stuff: 6/26/07
On the utility of notecards
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Good Stuff: 7/26/07
Thursday, July 26, 2007 1:08 PM
Think reactive, not reactionary
Thursday, July 26, 2007 1:08 PM
OUPblog - Monthly Gleanings
Etymological notes on lollygag, teetotal, hijack, freaking, mealy-mouthed, and windfall.
Harry S? Truman
A copy-editing controversy: if the S doesn't stand for anything, is it Harry S Truman or Harry S. Truman?
NOT "e.e. cummings"
Less important for copy editors, but important for English majors everywhere: the case for E.E. Cummings.
Etymological notes on lollygag, teetotal, hijack, freaking, mealy-mouthed, and windfall.
Harry S? Truman
A copy-editing controversy: if the S doesn't stand for anything, is it Harry S Truman or Harry S. Truman?
NOT "e.e. cummings"
Less important for copy editors, but important for English majors everywhere: the case for E.E. Cummings.
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Think reactive, not reactionary