Too tired to move, set a table for Thanksgiving, or cook the yams, I wound my way to the computer with great goals in mind: peruse syllabi of remedial English courses on the web (I'm teaching one next semester and have no idea what I'm doing).
Link led on to link (what would Robert Frost have done with our internet world?) and I arrived at Arts and Letters Daily, hosted by The Chronicle of Higher Education. There's enough browsing here (by linking to off-site journals, magazines) to make you need two bottles of artificial tears. Click on the picture above to head there. The older articles are filed at the bottom of the columns, the newer stuff's on top.
So, instead of watching the football game on Turkey Day--watch your computer!
Link led on to link (what would Robert Frost have done with our internet world?) and I arrived at Arts and Letters Daily, hosted by The Chronicle of Higher Education. There's enough browsing here (by linking to off-site journals, magazines) to make you need two bottles of artificial tears. Click on the picture above to head there. The older articles are filed at the bottom of the columns, the newer stuff's on top.
So, instead of watching the football game on Turkey Day--watch your computer!
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