Is doing injustice to an unjust city an injustice?
Such was our discussion matter yesterday in freshman comp, and although I did better responding to the actual shape of the discussion in 9:00, both classes had good things to say about duty, freedom, and justice.
(One discipline that I’ve yet to master is keeping previous teaching sessions [...]
Yesterday’s classes went well. It’s amazing what a difference the class’s text makes. A year ago, trying to take seriously restaurant reviews and essays about blue jeans, I had to reiterate nearly every class session why we were in fact doing the freshman English thing.
A year later, I replace the MTV-esque FYC anthology [...]
Well, the summer blogging thing didn’t really pan out.
Now I’m back at UGA, taking two language classes and one poetry class, teaching two classes on Plato, and finally succumbing to peer pressure and setting up a FaceBook page.
Nothing lengthy or profound now; I’ve got to get over to Park Hall and teach. We’re doing [...]
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