The University of Connecticut Humanities Institute created an audio project to spread awareness and provide student insight on the value of humanities degrees. The 15 minute audio project features three students from the Humanities House Learning Community who talk about their experiences, and director of the Office for Undergraduate Research, Dr. Micah Heumann, who provides…
Love, one of the most prominent forces in literature and reality, has embedded itself in the air you breathe, in the people, nature and animals you see on your daily walk to class. After all, it is Valentine’s Day! What else is there to do on this holiday besides reminisce and dream about what is…
With the recent release of “Wonka,” the newest adaptation of Roald Dahl's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” we have one more film to compare to the other two when deciding which is best. I find it hard to believe that anyone would vote for the recent “Wonka” as the best of the three, but I…
Often, when faced with true talent and mastery, it’s easy for many to doubt such greatness. For the bard with 38 plays, 154 sonnets and two narrative poems, culminating in 884,647 published words, this is exactly the case.
Way too late on this but still got a couple weekends of November left. 2023 marks my fourth decade as a published cartoonist and 25 years of my comic strip It Takes a Village Idiot. To celebrate the occasion I will be presenting a retrospective of my work and offering my books, framed and unframed