"Font Conference," from College Humor
Having posted this one, I of course cannot resist the temptation to add a link to Cheshire Dave's classic take on "Cooper Black."
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Happy National Winnie-the-Pooh Day! - Happy birthday to A.A. Milne, the creator of America’s favorite tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff, Winnie-the-Pooh! Take a peek at this willy nil...3 months ago
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reading in grief and hope - I’ve been writing these posts since 2015, and, especially in recent years, I keep asking the same question: what is time anyway? This year is no different....3 months ago
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Neuerwerbungen - Bettina Balàka: Die Tauben von Brünn. 3. Aufl. Wien: Deuticke 2020 Samantha Larsen: A novel disguise. New York: Crooked Lane 2023 (A Lady Librarian Myster...8 months ago
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Our URL Has Changed - The Houghton Library Blog is now running on Harvard’s CampusPress platform and our URL has changed. Find us at https://sites.harvard.edu/houghton-library/...10 months ago
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New Collection Alert! - We’re delighted to announce the arrival of a new collection in Archives and Special Collections: the Steven L. Bloom Film Scripts Collection. A graduate o...1 year ago
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A Bookaholic and Bibliophile in Ukraine - A favorite piece in my *Bibliophemera *collection is an unused postcard illustrated by Ukrainian artists Romana Romanyshyn and Andriy Lesiv. It features ...2 years ago
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The Tragedy of Lander - Given my previous history of harsh criticism of Eric Lander’s actions character, people seem to expect me to be gloating at the news that his tenure as Pre...2 years ago
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Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!3 years ago
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MUSEUM OF WRITING RESEARCH COLLECTION QUIZ - The Museum of Writing Research Collection forms part of the IES and is lodged on the 18th Floor of Senate House. It has over 100,000 items and is acknowled...4 years ago
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It is only a matter of time - On September 12th of 2011, the *New York Times* published an article by Dr. Abigail Zuger in which she criticised certain supposedly unrealistic aspects ...
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The Books Are The Presents - Hi! It's been a while! Just wanted to share a tweet with y'all. This moment warmed my heart and I hope it warms yours too!
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RIP LiB.net: 2003-2019 - I hereby declare this website well and truly deceased. I am immensely thankful to all of my colleagues and readers over the years for the glorious conversa...4 years ago
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Do You Know The Benefits of Custom Team Shirts? - Customized T-shirts are best for almost any team, company employees, land sports teams. These T-shirts have your own design. They’re the perfect marketin...5 years ago
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Nero Waterman Leaves His Mark in the Maritime Archive - By Mark B. Kelley PhD Candidate, Literature, University of California – San Diego Marie L. and…7 years ago
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Free Access to the Women Writers Online for March - EMOB is following its tradition of announcing free access to WWO for the month of March. The announcement comes from Sarah Connell, Assistant Director of t...7 years ago
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Spotlight: Baking in WWI - Ever wonder what people of the past were munching on? Well, in WWI, due to food rationing efforts, they were munching on some classic desserts made with un...
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Tracking Track Changes - For news and updates related to my recently published book, Track Changes: A Literary History of Word Processing, please see my Tumblr site.7 years ago
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Breaking Down Barriers in Sexual and Reproductive Health Reporting in Africa - *This is a guest post by Humphrey Nabimanya, founder of Reach a Hand Uganda. * [image: 2016-04-15-1460736651-1435623-huffpo1.jpg]*Journalists and bloggers...8 years ago
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++WICHTIG++: Archivalia zieht zu Hypotheses um - archivalia.hypotheses.org - *Wenn alles gutgeht, werden am Donnerstag die ersten Beiträge auf Hypotheses.org erscheinen. Bitte ggf. RSS-Feed umstellen. Beiträge und Komm...8 years ago
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Turning Over the Last Leaf… - We’ve been blogging at MedievalFragments for nearly two-and-a-half years, but like all good things, it has to come to an end sometime! The project, Turning...9 years ago
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What We Have Wrought and Whither We Go: Some Questions about the Public Humanities - Currently, I fear, the digital humanities are not ready to take up their full responsibility because the field does not yet possess an adequate critical aw...10 years ago
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