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SCHALL: Books a Gateway to Truth

By Fr. James V. Schall, S.J. October 26, 2012

A professor who has been many years at a school is often asked by visitors: “Do you notice any difference between current students and those from previous decades?” I always answer that question pretty...

Fifty Shades’ of Dirty Plots and Worse Writing

By Katherine Foley June 12, 2012

I’m often late to the party when it comes to popular literature. I caught up to The Hunger Games only after my beloved editor told me how great it was — and I wasn’t disappointed. So when she...

Get Your Book Fix

By The 4E Staff and The 4E Staff February 11, 2012

by Beth Garbitelli Photo: Flickr user JSDesign Rest in peace Barnes and Noble, dear old book megastore of M Street, a 'goddamn piazza' where books were sold wholesale, like cans of olive oil at a price...

On Used Bookstores

By Fr. James V. Schall, S.J. August 31, 2010

Schall holds the minority opinion that used bookstores may be more important to civilization than universities. You ask, of course, where would used bookstores get their used books if there were no professors...

Book Writing an Addiction for Professors

By Carol Lancaster November 9, 2007

Well, I just finished another book. "Finished" is a bit of a euphemism, since I really only finished a draft that is now ready be read by my peers — hopefully without embarrassing me too seriously. But...

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