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Comics = Time Travel

Sara Kern June 16, 2016

Because of the way comics are structured and laid out, reading them is a form of time travel.

LIT 501: The Proper Reading of Comics

Monica Friedman July 29, 2015

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Close-Reading the First Two Sentences of THE GREAT GATSBY

Jeff O'Neal June 26, 2012

Close Reading the First Line of Home by Toni Morrison

Jeff O'Neal May 8, 2012

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Is Snow White a Badass?

Kit Steinkellner March 8, 2012

2012 Tournament of Books Running Diary: Pre-Game

Morgan Macgregor March 7, 2012

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