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Men in Hats, or, I'm Glad I Don't Teach Composition Anymore

Dennis G. Jerz / 22 Feb 2006

Although Curious George and Brokeback Mountain share many similarities, they also share many differences. Both involve men in hats, but the meaning of the hat changes. —Men in Hats, or, I’m Glad I Don’t Teach Composition Anymore ( Confessions of a Community College Dean)

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