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Reading Dogs, Biblical Judges, Myers-Briggs
By
Sadie Stein
July 9, 2012
On the Shelf
Dogs reading books
.
Continuing the
judicial book-report trend
, a South Carolina woman is granted a reduced sentence on the condition she
read and report on
the Book of Job. She’s on it.
Archival audio
of a 1972 panel discussion from the 92nd St. Y titled “Women Writers: Has Anything Changed?” featuring Nora Ephron, Elizabeth Janeway, and Carolyn Kizer, moderated by Helen Vendler.
Batman
dominates the best-seller list
(as well as the future box office.)
Data
: singular or plural?
The debate rages on.
In case you ever wondered about Anne Shirley’s
Myers-Briggs personality type
.
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