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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Freaks, Gleeks, Demarites, and Occupy Wall Street: a Five-Day Series
I. Comic-book Geeks My seventh grade homeroom was held in an art classroom containing three long tables with tall stools. When we wandered into junior high school that first morning, searching for familiar faces from our elementary schools, the art … Continue reading →
