Grantian Florilegium

Friday, September 30

Ted Drewes

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If you've ever had a Ted Drewes "concrete," you'll know that it is the standard by which all other frozen custards are--an...
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Thursday, September 29

Sub-Creative Genius

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When Rudyard Kipling interviewed Mark Twain on this day in 1889, Kipling was still making his reputation while Twain was at the height of hi...
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Congrats!

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Yahoo! Bryan proposed to Elisabeth! See the exciting details in Elisabeth's No Name Pub Blog .
Tuesday, September 27

1066 and All That

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It was on this day in 1066 that William the Conqueror (1027-1087), a Norman prince and a cousin to the royal family of Saxon England, assemb...
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Sunday, September 25

Solidarnosc

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Solidarity--or, in Polish, Solidarnosc--was a remarkable workers' union founded 25 years ago this month. What began as just another grou...
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Signs of the Times

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The mainstream media’s newspaper of record admitted late Saturday that one of its reporters fabricated part of a news story on Hurricane Kat...
Friday, September 23

Reading Aloud

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Recently, I have been listening to the BBC audio productions of The Chronicles of Narnia as I run. The experience has reminded me that the...
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Fopperies

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"I have heard higher sentiments from the lips of the poor uneducated men and women, when exerting the spirit of severe yet gentle heroi...
Wednesday, September 21

What Does It Profit A Man?

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"What does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his own soul?" (Luke 9:25) Charles V was one of the most remarkable me...
Monday, September 19

A Winsome Untruth

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The first Ecumenical Council was convened in the Byzantine city of Nicea in 325 by the recently converted Roman emperor, Constantine. It wa...
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