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It is no secret that many of the English Department’s faculty juggle a myriad of roles – teaching being the obvious – but also developing and improving curriculum, mentoring student organizations, serving on student thesis committees, and working on

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Dedication is not a transient lodger.  The dedicated person stays for the long term.  Professor Paul Levitt retired after 50 years of teaching, service, and publication.  He wishes to thank the students who studied with him, the

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