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...memories of Mahan and Heffelfinger, Booth and Wood, Frank and Struck--great names of ten or thirty years ago. But more than that, they come anxious to bask in the spirit and participate in the festivities of the occasion; to join with the two teams in writing a new chapter in the unique legend of this...
King proceeded to read Chapter 13 of his novel as all the lights dimmed in the auditorium...
Aristotle was a great thinker. But I'm not sure his ideas about homosexuality are particularly relevant to modern American society. They're certainly no more relevant than his ideas about slavery: "A slave is a particular species of property..." (The Politics, Chapter VIII) Or his ideas about women: "the male is by nature superior to the female..." (The Politics, Chapter...
...went the latest chapter in the often brutal conflict between development and protection of the environment in the increasingly tarnished Golden State. California leads the nation with 283 endangered, threatened or rare species, but despite various state and federal forms of protection, two-thirds of these species continue to decline...
...Miracle of Language also explores unusual facets of its vast subject. There are chapters on poetry. On libraries. On writing letters. On spelling. There is even a chapter of particular significance for those of us inclined to prolixity, grandiloquence or verbosity: "The Case for Short Words," focusing on the impact of the monosyllable. There are chapters on people like T.S. Eliot, Lewis Carroll and Mark Twain, who wove innumerable new strands into the "Loom of Literature." In fact, Lederer broaches almost every subject concerning the English language...