That, and the quotes page has been extensively updated with new online dialogues that are sure to cause some to scratch their heads or die laughing. Completed are Friedman's The Lexus and the Olive Tree , a ditty about globalization which I highly recommend, and Goethe's short works The New Melusina and The Fairy Tale , of which I recommend the former and frown upon the latter. I reckon you'ze talkin' 'bout guns. Draw your own conclusions. I discovered today that the links to pictures on the quotes page lead nowhere.
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After approximately two agonizing weeks of waiting, all of my grades have finally been posted from the last quarter. Yes, my grades have slipped from last quarter, but this is good. I knew that the Bible and European History classes would be challenging, and I was right. It'll be rough, but this suffocating courseload is necessary and proper. Hobbes was too wordy for his own good, and his extremely lengthy dissertation on Christian commonwealths made for lame reading.