I promised pictures of my cubicle once I had fully moved in, and here they are. I just finished decorating this morning, listening to mandatory corporate ethics lectures.
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- Trajan's Column
- Conservatism and Nostalgia
- Octopus Saves the Day
- To the Tyrants of the World
- Applebaum on Egypt
- Mixed Race America
- Celts to Vikings 2b; Augustine's Mother
- Meanwhile, in Tunisia
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- The Past from Above
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- Working Less, Feeling Worse
- The Hallaton Guardian
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- Celts to Vikings 2a; Roman Busts
- Celts to Vikings 2; the Romans
- Academically Adrift
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- Last Minute Preservation Rarely Works
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- What Historians Do
- London as a Historic Battlefield
- Storm on Saturn
- Why Not?
- David Frum on the Politics of Health Care
- Course Evaluations
- Colonial Drawings of Mexican Archaeological Sites
- The Milky Way
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- Mt. Etna
- David Brooks, Amy Chua, and Teamwork
- Caligula's Tomb?
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- Restoring a Map of New York
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- No Retirement
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- The Warren Cup
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- To Uranus?
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- The Trouble with Law School
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About Me
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- John Bedell is an archaeologist, historian, and father of five living in Maryland. He has self-published two novels and is writing a third.
2 comments:
Very nice but that Pegasus Mail manual should be in the National Archives where it can be preserved for posterity!
It's just a binder, full of other things.
Anyway, I liked Pegasus mail.
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