March 03, 2005
Scrapbook from the Scribe
This semester's course has been very rewarding. I have studied Great classics that I have always wanted to read, examined anti-capitalist, anti-machine literature, and learned a fascinating legend that my Catholic brethren probably grew up with. Fitzgerald imagery was a welcomed departure and sharp contrast to the clipped expressionistic style of Elmer Rice and was the subject of my first paper as well as disagreement with a class mate. (We remained friends in the end).
Of course it was not all academic trudgery... In my wanderings I had some fun along the way.
Additionally, I expanded the horizons of my penguinesque blog and took some of Karrissa's stylistic suggestions, as well as adding some graphical enchancement.
It was a great time so far, and I'm sure the semester will continue as we study the masters of literature and look continue enjoying discussion.
Posted by JohnHaddad at March 3, 2005 05:56 PM