Since Harry Potter has joined the list, he's being taught in UD's summer course on teaching banned literature. What Is Past Is Prolog. Recipients of Montgomery County Historical Society's preservation awards understand this concept well. That's one choice made by Tony Macklin in the latest American Film Institute's salute to the funniest movies. The CBS special will air June 13.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Hitchner, chairman of the Dayton Peace Accords Project, says it's time to consider holding a constitutional conference in Dayton to replace the accords with a constitution for Bosnia. Lain, professor of communication at UD, and his wife, Barb, have shared countless sentimental encounters in the city they've dubbed the world's most romantic. They've penned a guide to all things romantic in hopes of inspiring others to experience the same. Gladiators' is no exception. So writes R. Bruce Hitchner, history professor, in a story that accompanied a review of the film in the Dayton Daily News.