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“Double Agents: Lynn Chu and Glen Hartley” [by Kelly Jane Torrance]
<<< As first-years [at the University of Chicago], Lynn Chu, AB’77, JD’82,and Glen Hartley, AB’77, met in Social Sciences 101—and began a conversation about books and ideas that shows no signs of ending. Hartley…
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On Richard Howard’s Birthday
Twice, for the fall semesters of 1991 and 1993, I rented Richard Howard's flat (5X, as in Xanadu) in the Waverly Mews ("but in your case it should be spelled m-u-s-e"). Richard taught at…
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On Richard Howard’s Birthday
Twice, for the fall semesters of 1991 and 1993, I rented Richard Howard's flat (5X, as in Xanadu) in the Waverly Mews ("but in your case it should be spelled m-u-s-e"). Richard taught at…
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“Poem of a New Driver” by Belinda Rule [Introduced by Thomas Moody]
Last weekend, the Bathurst 1000, Australia’s most famous race, was won by Holden drivers Shane van Ginsbergen and Garth Tander. It was a historic victory as it was the final Bathurst 1000 to feature…
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“Poem of a New Driver” by Belinda Rule [Introduced by Thomas Moody]
Last weekend, the Bathurst 1000, Australia’s most famous race, was won by Holden drivers Shane van Ginsbergen and Garth Tander. It was a historic victory as it was the final Bathurst 1000 to feature…
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LATER FLOWERS FOR THE BEES [by Mary Gilliland]
I garden at the end of a one-block cul de sac. This area bordering the woods is classified on the municipal maps as vacant land. Yes, it’s poetry. The gardens are anything but decorous,…
