How the Humanities Give Moments Their Meaning
On April 4, 1968, the day Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Indianapolis for a campaign rally.
James Joyce’s lyrical, sensual literacy legacy: Why so many novels steal from Ulysses
Salon (June 15, 2014) In the “Wandering Rocks” episode of Ulysses, Tom Kernan and Leopold
The President as Snob
The Salt Lake Tribune (March 3, 2012) Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum recently labeled President
The Road to Everywhere
The Salt Lake Tribune (March 4, 2011) One of our legislators recently referred to liberal arts
Reviving The State of the Profession
ADE Bulletin 122 (Spring 1999) MLA jokes have proliferated like ethnic ones with the exception
The Virtues of Silence
Newsweek (June 2, 1997) Vacations often seem like a rush to escape anxiety, missions of