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BARNACLE on line
"All The Print That Gives You Fits"
Read it and
weep!
Ray Hicks on
Line!
Charles and Jane Hadley have
completed their work on the Ray Hicks Documentary. The
Hadleys visited the mountain story teller through the four
seasons and captured the charm and rigor of mountain life on
film. Jane Hadley is currently cataloging footage not used in
the video.
 PICTURES
Michael
Kobre Publishes Short Story
Kobre's
story, "Monkeyboy," recently appeared in the Fall
2000 issue of West
Branch, published by Bucknell University.
Kobre is pictured here with
creative writing student Caroline Cave (2000)
Read
the Story on Line
Dr. Kobre's book on
Walker Percy has received critical acclaim.
Read
Dr. Kobre on Percy
What
the Critics are Saying
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Queens
Student Writers Publish Works, Win Awards
Read Their Works:
Ashley
Capps
Tashana
Dashi
Sunshine
Ison
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English Majors
on the Go
English majors are
traveling far and wide this year. Bridget Cannon is
in Japan teaching English in the High Schools.
Monica Palladino is in South Korea, doing the same.
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Take your
Pick!
It's all about choice. At
Queens, English Majors can choose to focus on
Literature
or
Creative Writing, or
Drama. You'll travel in the realm
of your imagination, hone your analytical, reading, and
writing skills, gain confidence in your ability to speak,
present, perform, research and persuade. Enjoy
the pleasure of making new acquaintances with every turn
of the page while you develop marketable skills and
participate in the evolution of your culture. Let
the magic of literature and writing and theatre transform
you into an interesting, dynamic, competent, creative and
knowledgeable person, the kind of person who is written
for success.
It's your choice.
Emily Seelbinder Presents Paper on Dickinson in Norway
Read
the Text on Line
Traveling
With English Faculty
Ireland & England, 2000
Greece, 2001
Italy, 2002
Italy,
winter 2005
Careers for the English Major
What Our Students Are Saying
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Film clips
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1st Annual English
Department Brunch
view Photos
2nd Annual English department brunch
(2006) Photos
3rd Annual Department Brunch (2007)
Photos
From "Book of Minutes" . just
published
Read
Selections
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Read
Selections from
Cathy's first two books:
The Love That Ended Yesterday in Texas and Traveling
in Time of 
Danger.
The Love That Ended was the first winner of the
Texas Tech First Book Prize in Poetry in 1992.
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Charles Israel
Publishes New Poems
A prose-poem "Terrestrial, Baby" is in Awards 25: The
Fall/Winter 2003 edition of Nimrod International Journal.
Also, two poems, "Vespers in B Flat" and "VFW Nights" have
just been accepted for publication in The South Carolina
Review.
Comp Team
Wows
'em in Chicago
The Queens Freshman Composition Instructors
presented a paper at the "Four C's" Convention in
Chicago this May. The convention brings together
teachers of rhetoric and writing from across the country.
Representing the Queens English Department were Professors
Campbell, Isaacs, McCrary, and Morton. Their presentation
was entitled
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