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Day: March 29, 2004

Headline writer gets bored

Via the Boston Globe’s Odds and Ends RSS Feed: Lederhosen subsidies axed as government tightens belt. Ba-dum-pssch.

Other Boston Globe RSS feeds here (local news especially fun). Thanks to Dave for the pointer.

Author Tim JarrettPosted on March 29, 2004Categories Boston

Beware the white binding with the red and black letters

Salon: Abridged Too Far. Hilary Flower writes of her unsettling discovery of “abridged” children’s literature through reading the “Great Illustrated Classics” version of Wind in the Willows. Whenever a classic work of children’s literature credits an “adapter” and an editor, look out.

Author Tim JarrettPosted on March 29, 2004Categories Literature

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