I got my BFA from the University of Kansas in Painting/Sculpture. I then got my MA in Library Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In retrospect, I think my BFA was really in campus activism.
> By the way I tried to read outside my circle: The Bible and The
> Koran. I almost choked to death on my own vomit by Samuel II (David's
> Flight), and just couldn't make it through The Cow (first book of the
> Koran).
I tired to score the Book of Mormon one time from some rosy-cheeked missionaries. The only problem with getting a free copy was that it entailed return visits from said rosy-cheeked missionaries. More recently I entertained the idea of grabbing a copy from a Marriott hotel, but then I didn't want to see said religious item charged to my hotel bill.
Anybody make it through Stephen J. Gould's new magnum opus?
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