For those who have not yet seen it, check out the new history gossip blog. I just spent ten or twenty of the most amusing minutes in the past week looking it over. -DS
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August 6, 2022
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For those who have not yet seen it, check out the new history gossip blog. I just spent ten or twenty of the most amusing minutes in the past week looking it over. -DS
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Fun to read. I must admit, though, that the blow-by-blow assessment of the Stanford History department (down to the younger scholars–of whom I have never heard–who allegedly have yet to reach their potential) left me relieved to be toiling away as an unpublished lecturer. Yikes!
Mike