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Indian Comics, Professor Nabokov, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
March 25, 2013
On the Shelf
You must begin your week by looking at
this list
of head-scratching moments from Indian comics.
“Facing him on the stage was his white-haired wife Vera, whom he identified only as ‘my course assistant.’” In Professor Nabokov’s
classroom
.
In light of the matter of Wikipedia plagiarism,
Jane Goodall’s book
has been postponed.
The
very first ad
for
Winnie the Pooh
.
Remembering
the Warner Sisters
, “America’s answer to the Brontës.”
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