Left to right:
- Pittsburgh goes blog wild! I'm not featured in this article, but my blog is one of the many that's aggregated on this site.
- Rules Grammar Change and School 'Fine' U.S. Teens Report
- Grad Student Deconstructs Take-out Menu
- On the door itself -- just the institutional nameplate, a buisness card (for visitors to take, if they wish -- I should put some more up there) and a big empty space where my office hours for this term should be (I'm printing it up now).
- Freedom of Speech Redefined by Blogs
- An "Over the Hedge" comic strip about blogs.
- Until recently, I had some political cartoons about the death of John Paul II, including one in which microphones and TV cameras aim towards a cross-shaped empty space, in tribute to the late pontiff's masterful use of the media.
Left to right:
- Pittsburgh goes blog wild! I’m not featured in this article, but my blog is one of the many that’s aggregated on this site.
- Rules Grammar Change and School ‘Fine’ U.S. Teens Report
- Grad Student Deconstructs Take-out Menu
- On the door itself — just the institutional nameplate, a buisness card (for visitors to take, if they wish — I should put some more up there) and a big empty space where my office hours for this term should be (I’m printing it up now).
- Freedom of Speech Redefined by Blogs
- An “Over the Hedge” comic strip about blogs.
- Until recently, I had some political cartoons about the death of John Paul II, including one in which microphones and TV cameras aim towards a cross-shaped empty space, in tribute to the late pontiff’s masterful use of the media.
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Oh, journalism professors. Dr. Jerz, your propaganda goes beyond the door. I can't wait to see the English/Communications floor next year. Blogs. Cyber-culture. Gaming. Not a spare section of white will exist. :-)
I always liked what Dennis had on and around his office door. I distinctly remember "God Angrily Clarifies the 'Don't Kill' rule" from The Onion and another document that said "Micrsoft: You will OBEY." I never got to read all of that Microsoft spoof, but I imagine it is humorous.