EGSA Digest 04.05.13

English Graduate Student Association

EGSA Digest 04.05.13

April 5, 2013 EGSA Digests 0

EGSA,

In honor of English studies, this week’s Digest provides you with that much needed reassurance that what you are studying actually matters. And when I say “what you are studying,” I really mean “knowing how to spell better than a third grader.” And when I say “actually matters,” I really mean “decreases the chances of you or your writing showing up on embarrassing websites.” So instead of reading useless comments about the announcements this week, you can put your cursor right here, push a button, and see some examples of funny spelling errors. Skip the PG-13 ones, which EGSA cannot officially countenance, but don’t skip the comments on #7.

Announcements

Diadeloso . . .

  • . . . is not particularly soon, but it’s worth announcing anyway, I guess. It’s the 18th. Que bueno.

Upcoming Events

Beall Poetry Festival, Wed. – Sat., 3-6 Apr.

  • You may have heard something about this.
  • Here is the full schedule.

20CRS, Fri., 12 Apr., 2:30-3:30pm, No location posted

  • Gerard Carruthers, “Muriel Spark, Fiction and Religion”

Women in the Academy Conference, Sat., 13 Apr., 10:00am-3:30pm, Cashion

Watson Spring Party, Sat., 13 Apr., 7pm, Watsons’

  • See the latest email/invitation/episode in the gripping J/Jim drama.
  • I’ll attempt to save overburdened Jim some trouble by reminding you that the Watsons live at 3821 Lasker Ave., Waco, and that while you will undoubtedly be judged by what you wear, you won’t be turned away if you cover the essentials, especially if you have the goodness to bring some refreshment.

PROFF Workshop, Tues., 16 Apr., 3:00-4:30pm, No location posted

  • “Primed for Success: Becoming a Quick Starter in Your First Academic Job”

Lecture, Wed., 17 Apr., 4-5pm, Tidwell

  • “Was Jesus Married to Mary Magdalene?”

Lecture, Thurs., 18 Apr., 3-4pm, Memorial Drawing Room

  • “When Image Is Everything: Aquinas and Augustine on the Vice of Vainglory”

19CRS, Fri., 19 Apr., 3:30-4:30pm, ABL Lecture Hall

  • Mark Knight, “Good Words: Evangelicalism and the Victorian Novel

Teaching English: grate.

Jeremy Leatham

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