interesting sites

[Ed Mullaly]

For those who missed the Globe and Mail column by Everett-Green recently,
here are a couple of site addresses that might be interesting:
http://humanitas.ucsb.edu/humanitas_home.html (which E-G screwed up as
'.uscb' in his column) contains a gross qualtity of theatre links.  Choose
'Literature', then 'English', then work down to 'Genre (Drama)'.  'Nuff
there to distract one from grant rejections, unfunded projects, and 'The
Tobinator's' latest scheme to bring wealth and prosperity to Newfoundland.

http://www.aber.ac.uk/~dgc/media.html is more of a media site; but that's
not bad.  (Their opening image is a roadblock with the warning note "under
constructivism".)  Enjoy.
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Edward Mullaly                The world is a place in which England is found;
Department of English            You find it wherever you turn the globe round.
University of New Brunswick,  For England is red, and the rest is all grey,
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