Paul Baker reviews Liz Kolb’s new book about cell phones as learning tools.
Rod Blagojevich, in a speech for the annals of political bluster, quoted a dozen or so lines from Rudyard Kipling’s ubiquitous, stalwart, quoted-on-all-occa
Louis Zukofsky’s poem “Xenophanes,” which begins —
Teaching with telephony
Paul Baker reviews Liz Kolb’s new book about cell phones as learning tools.
Rhetoric failing? Roll out the poet
Rod Blagojevich, in a speech for the annals of political bluster, quoted a dozen or so lines from Rudyard Kipling’s ubiquitous, stalwart, quoted-on-all-occa
Season to be generous
Fire in winter, a little pulse
Louis Zukofsky’s poem “Xenophanes,” which begins —
Anti-existentialist existentialism