D-squared Digest, which is a good enough blog that I keep it on my blogroll despite it both being on blogspot and its author being too bloody lazy to ping weblogs like a good boy, has quite a few excellent posts of late that I’ve missed because, well, he’s too bloody lazy to ping weblogs and is thus stuck near the bottom of my roll. But I digress.
Among the highlights (no links because, well, you know): a jolly good two-part piece (with more promised)on why there is no adjunct crisis that rather rudely skewers the academic profession as a whole and a hylarious discussion about why haiku, as we learned it in American schools, ain’t really haiku and is indeed a pointless exercise.
