Tag Archives: Debt-Limit Debate

Confused Alarms

Matthew Arnold wasn’t a fun guy – although when he was elected Professor of Poetry at Oxford in 1857, he was the first to deliver his lectures in English rather than Latin, which should count for something. It no doubt made note-taking … Continue reading

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The Land of Fluff and Nonsense

The move to Southern California was thirty years ago, almost exactly. And the move to Hollywood was almost seventeen years ago. And no one back east understood either. We had all grown up knowing Southern California from the Gidget surfer … Continue reading

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