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I spent last summer slogging through Moby Dick. As much as I wanted to like it, the 500 pages of whaling history brought the story down. If you haven’t yet tried this classic, don’t bother. Professor Sweet tells you everything you need to know.
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Bill Walthall (UCLA '85 English), a former high school English, Shakespeare, and Drama teacher, will read and blog about each of Shakespeare's plays, from The Comedy of Errors through The Tempest.
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LOL. Love his explanation. Found it boring too. See you around (soon) Sari! xo
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Thanks, I just love Sparky. Good luck with everything and keep in touch.
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Lol. Yep. And thanks (I will). Happy blogging!
Til next time….
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