humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare

On Feb 15, 7:32 pm, Greg Reynolds wrote:
> On Feb 11, 7:00 pm, Bianca Steele wrote:
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> > I was just listening to NPR (www.onpointradio.org--recommended --
> > though Paul Crowley won't like it as of course its being American
> > there are no puns).
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> > My first thought was to be appalled that an editor of a magazine
> > that's widely considered -- even by its political opponents -- to be
> > sober and well-reasoned, could take Rush Limbaugh seriously.
>
> > But it occurred to me that the aural format has its advantages and we
> > could learn quite a bit by hearing HLAS habitu=E9s talk as well as
> > reading what they write.
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> > Anybody for a HLAS podcast?
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> > --
> > Bianca Steele
>
> Let's try performing Much Ado About Nothing.
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> if Art will play Dogberry, and you'll play Hero, i will gladly attempt
> to play Don John.
>
> We investigated doing this many years ago and I think we didn't have
> microphones or something.

We could do like Roundtable does and all do our parts separately in
front of a mirror.

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Bianca Steele