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Nabokov Museum Vandalized, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
February 1, 2013
On the Shelf
“The common core state standards, a set of math and English goals agreed upon by forty-five states and now being implemented,
sends cursive the way of the quill pen
, while requiring instead that students be proficient in keyboarding by fourth grade.”
Libraries have gone raucous!
Bring back the
shush
!
The Nabokov Museum has been vandalized
by the so-called St. Petersburg Cossacks. Why? For “promoting pedophilia.”
Perfumes inspired by dead writers
.
In the UK, doctors will soon be allowed to
prescribe books
.
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