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When Falls the Coliseum
When Falls the Coliseum

a journal of American culture (or lack thereof)

Category: ends & odd

ends & odd

A short “play” in honor of the great Eli Goldblatt

Scott Warnock, April 23, 2019

My dissertation advisor, Dr. Eli Goldblatt, is retiring after many years at Temple University. I…

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Oh, Mrs. (and you too, Mr.) Maisel, do you know where your children are?

Scott Warnock, March 30, 2019

We blew through The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. It was a good spousal bonding experience, if…

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Stupid for holiday music

Scott Warnock, December 19, 2018

I stumbled across something last year and tucked it away: Studies show Christmas songs can…

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This blog has become difficult to write

Scott Warnock, November 16, 2018

This blog has become difficult to write!

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Can we, should we, introduce adversity, even pain?

Scott Warnock, October 29, 2018

Each day that I head over to my job at Drexel, I think about how…

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Just when you thought it was safe to talk digital literacy…

Scott Warnock, August 13, 2018August 17, 2018

I stuck up for the kids. And I stuck up for their devices. I did…

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Digitalk and the surprise of summer literacy

Scott Warnock, June 15, 2018

Summer’s here, and the battle against literacy apathy and attrition can be renewed. Now the…

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Is this a good product/service?

Scott Warnock, June 1, 2018

Sometimes, you can find warning signs about that thing you’re about to acquire/do — maybe…

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