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April 23, 2008
in History, Humanities, Literature, Medieval & Renaissance History

Happy 444th Birthday, Will!

April 23, 2008
in History, Humanities, Literature, Medieval & Renaissance History

“When we are born we cry that we are come… to this great stage of fools,” William Shakespeare once wrote. Well, 444 years ago today, Shakespeare entered this great stage of fools and made a little more sense out of it. To learn about how he did this, check out

October 29, 2007
in Current Affairs, History, Humanities, Literature, Medieval & Renaissance History, Social Science

Panel at Yale in honor of Nuttall’s Shakespeare the Thinker

October 29, 2007
in Current Affairs, History, Humanities, Literature, Medieval & Renaissance History, Social Science

Shakespeare’s inner thought process will be the subject of a panel discussion held at Yale tomorrow, October 30. “Shakespeare the Thinker” will be at 4:30 p.m., in the Yale Center for British Art Lecture Hall, 1080 Chapel Street. The panel is free and open to the public. Among the notable

April 12, 2007
in Current Affairs, History, Humanities, Literature, Medieval & Renaissance History

Yale University presents 24-hr Shakespeare Marathon

April 12, 2007
in Current Affairs, History, Humanities, Literature, Medieval & Renaissance History

A 24-hr Shakespeare marathon, the first of its kind at Yale Unversity, will be held this weekend at the Old Campus. According to the Yale Daily News, a full reading of all of his 39 plays, 5 narrative poems and 154 sonnets will be performed and read on campus. A

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Happy 444th Birthday, Will!

Panel at Yale in honor of Nuttall’s Shakespeare the Thinker

Yale University presents 24-hr Shakespeare Marathon