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If you want to know what's running through my mind, just click the following link that takes you to my blog, bleckblog. Other than what you'll find there, you can pretty much assume I'm just like every other English teacher you've ever had because we're a rather monolithic bunch.

WIKIs

A Star Called Henry
Pride and Prejudice
Burmese Days
Jane Eyre
Evalina
The Bondwoman's Narrative
The Coquette
Our Nig
Ruth Hall
Typee
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Wide Wide World

Recent posts

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Blog entry	Comedy?	Lauren	0	15 hours 16 min ago
Blog entry	The Merchant of Humor	TaylorSwanby	0	15 hours 18 min ago
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Blog entry	Comedy in the MOV	mmartin	0	16 hours 23 min ago
Blog entry	The Comedy in the merchant of venice	zfinkel	0	17 hours 3 min ago
Blog entry	A new way to look at comedy	pthyneself	0	18 hours 42 min ago
Blog entry	The Merchant of Venice comedy or not?	abrooks	0	19 hours 39 min ago
Blog entry	MoV	Liz.Nguyen	0	21 hours 8 min ago
Blog entry	Comedy in The Merchant of Venice	ahumphrey	0	1 day 1 hour ago
Story	Drama Clubs and Journal Five	bradb	0	3 days 5 min ago
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Story	Journal Four: Words, Words, Words	bradb	1	3 days 6 hours ago
Story	Don't Forget!	bradb	1	4 days 5 hours ago
Blog entry	Scene 3 Act 1 Lines 129-155	ahumphrey	5	4 days 22 hours ago
Blog entry	Act 3, Scene 1	Liz.Nguyen	3	5 days 42 min ago
Blog entry	Act 2.2 Lines 15-39	atyrrell	3	5 days 45 min ago
Blog entry	Act 1, Scene 3	crussell	2	5 days 48 min ago
Blog entry	Act I scene II	andrew.fleiger	3	5 days 51 min ago
Blog entry	Act 2 scene 5	abakly	0	5 days 4 hours ago
Blog entry	Act 3, scene 1 Line 20-35	mmartin	1	6 days 4 hours ago
Blog entry	A Blind Eye - sonnet 148	atyrrell	3	1 week 3 days ago
Blog entry	Sonnet 36	Liz.Nguyen	2	1 week 3 days ago
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Blog entry	Sonnet 127	crussell	7	1 week 4 days ago
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Thought for the Term (and maybe forever!)

“It is only through literature that one can put oneself in someone else’s shoes and understand the other’s different and contradictory sides and refrain from becoming too ruthless” (118). Azar Nafisi, Reading Lolita in Tehran.