Cornell

[Henry Musikar]

http://cornellsun.com/node/35273 
"Nabokov — who wrote the famously infamous Lolita while teaching at Cornell
— is not the only notable author affiliated with this university. Creative
writing has a long and storied tradition on the East Hill: ranging from E.B.
White ’21, who brought classics such as Charlotte’s Web and Stuart Little to
life, to literary icon Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. ’44 to 2008 Pulitzer Prize winner
Junot Díaz MFA ’95; from two of the women who have won the Nobel Prize for
Literature — Pearl Buck MA ’25 and Toni Morrison MFA ’55 — to the
bestselling author of The Devil Wears Prada, Lauren Weisberger ’99."

"Tapping into the sense of respect and even reverence for the literary
giants who have walked these halls the department offers a course every year
called The Great American Cornell Novel. Prof. Molly Hite, English, helms
the class. Hite — a scholar of the works of author Thomas Pynchon ’59 — has
taught at Cornell since 1982, working side-by-side with figures such as
renowned poet A.R. Ammons. Ammons was a Cornell professor from 1964 to 1998,
who died in 2001."

Henry Mu

KCUF, 128 Kb/s on Shoutcast Unlimited and still the Most Eclectic Music on
the WWW: 
http://tinyurl.com/kcuf-on-shoutcast-limited/ to play,
http://www.urdomain.us/kcuf.htm to see what's playing, and now available on
RECIVA Internet-Radio receivers, http://tinyurl.com/kcuf-on-reciva 

KCUF can now be listened to using a Windows Vista Sidebar Gadget:
http://gallery.live.com/results.aspx?bt=1&q=KCUF (Hope you like little
Grigori, or is that Henry the Octopus)