even more fanciful - the serif-chopper

[Dave Monroe]

--- mikebailey at speakeasy.net wrote:

> better not get started on what if Pynchon is really
> a Straussian?
> I'd have to raise my opinion of Strauss for one
> thing (-;

Referring to conservative Cornellians (Wolfowitz is a
1965 Cornell graduate in mathematics), Corn showed his
familiarity with university alumni when he said: "I
was accepted at Cornell and nearly attended. Thank you
for giving us both Thomas Pynchon and Ann Coulter."
(Columnist Coulter, a 1984 graduate of the College of
Arts and Sciences, was a founder of the conservative
student paper, the Cornell Review. Noted and reclusive
author Pynchon, a 1958 graduate, hasn't written for
either Review, although he did work briefly as a
technical writer for the military aircraft company
Boeing.)

http://www.news.cornell.edu/chronicle/04/9.23.04/Corn-Lowry_debate.html


 
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