This past Thursday was the 400th anniversary of the second part of Don Quixote, so the library along with Dr. Deveny planned to have a read-a-thon of the book! It was so fun! If you have not read Don Quixote, I can honestly say you have not lived. It is one of the best […]
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This year’s issue of Contrast! On Thursday, after weeks of hard work and planning, my co-editor Jimmy and I unveiled the 2015 issue of Contrast Literary Magazine, McDaniel’s annual student lit mag publication. It was a thrill to see everything come together! Not only had we put a lot of effort into the […] The novel we are currently reading in African-American Literature II This semester I am taking African-American Literature with Dr. Mary. I was very worried about it because I am very sensitive to race issues, and I thought that maybe this course might be emotionally taxing. I was also worried about being the only […] Today I had an afternoon that I never expected to have in my life. While sitting in a classroom 20 minutes before my Graphic Novels class started, I popped onto Facebook, and at the top of my news feed was an article about how Harper Lee (of To Kill a Mockingbird fame) is publishing her […] 
I love attending lectures on campus, and my favorites are always the ones sponsored by our English department. On Tuesday evening, I had the pleasure of attending the annual Holloway Lecture, where I got to listen to Princeton professor Bill Gleason give his talk, “Masterpiece Theater Revisited: Nathaniel Hawthorne and the Pulps.” I have to […] |
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