Medieval History
Hey, what do you know? The post re-appeared!
Students and the kids have asked what Kalamazoo is like (my adult friends shudder too much to think what 3,000 medievalists gathering on a university campus might be like to ask), so here come a few super short posts pecked out on my iPhone (and as soon as I figure out how to post images, I will). It's swell here! Spartan rooms (I know I should say medieval), lushly green campus, brilliant people whose books and articles you've read, the occasional nun or monk. The geese on campus will get you, though, so watch out!! It's the possibilities of highly specific knowledge that draw me: Byzantine porridge, the plow, forest law, that one verse in _The Romance of the Rose_. So I'm off!
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Registering Now
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 25, deadline for early registration....
- Wmu To Host Medievalists From Around The Globe
Western Michigan University will stage its 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, the largest, most comprehensive academic conference of its kind in the world, Thursday through Sunday, May 12-15. The congress annually attracts some 3,000 medievalists--professional...
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Who Register Early
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 27, deadline for early registration....
- K'zoo
I'm off to Kalamazoo tomorrow morning (I'm dragging the whole family along so it is an abbreviated K'zoo outing). I will be there for Friday evening festivities, and the all of Saturday and Sunday (my busiest day is Sunday when I am presiding...
- Here!
Abode Humble AbodeDang it! Blogger (the Entity, the Thing) lost a wee post that I'd written on my iPhone. So much for hipness - I will just go back to typing quickly and look for my carrier pigeon. I AM AT KALAMAZOO! Here are small mentions...
Medieval History
Going In
Hey, what do you know? The post re-appeared!
Students and the kids have asked what Kalamazoo is like (my adult friends shudder too much to think what 3,000 medievalists gathering on a university campus might be like to ask), so here come a few super short posts pecked out on my iPhone (and as soon as I figure out how to post images, I will). It's swell here! Spartan rooms (I know I should say medieval), lushly green campus, brilliant people whose books and articles you've read, the occasional nun or monk. The geese on campus will get you, though, so watch out!! It's the possibilities of highly specific knowledge that draw me: Byzantine porridge, the plow, forest law, that one verse in _The Romance of the Rose_. So I'm off!
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Registering Now
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 25, deadline for early registration....
- Wmu To Host Medievalists From Around The Globe
Western Michigan University will stage its 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies, the largest, most comprehensive academic conference of its kind in the world, Thursday through Sunday, May 12-15. The congress annually attracts some 3,000 medievalists--professional...
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Who Register Early
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 46th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 27, deadline for early registration....
- K'zoo
I'm off to Kalamazoo tomorrow morning (I'm dragging the whole family along so it is an abbreviated K'zoo outing). I will be there for Friday evening festivities, and the all of Saturday and Sunday (my busiest day is Sunday when I am presiding...
- Here!
Abode Humble AbodeDang it! Blogger (the Entity, the Thing) lost a wee post that I'd written on my iPhone. So much for hipness - I will just go back to typing quickly and look for my carrier pigeon. I AM AT KALAMAZOO! Here are small mentions...