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Monthly Archives: October 2005

October Homesickness

There is always something nice and safe about viewing the world as a child, and we keep a small kernel of this in later years through our memories of our childhood. The last paragraph of George Moore’s “Homesickness” is by far one of my favorite passages that we have read in my Modern Irish Identity [...]

The Beautiful Game on the Rise

With a unexpected (but wholly appreciated) lull in workload this last weekend and the weather being so fabulous and all, the roomie and I decided to blow the dust off the ol’ shin guards and kick the soccer ball around for the first time in… well, months. After ages without any physical activity more [...]

Rules for Columnists

Well… they’re more like actual… guidelines. Firstly, this is not a personal blog or a journal, think more like you’re writing for a magazine, except that your editor doesn’t care when you turn anything in and you can write on anything you want. Well… almost anything. Controversial things are great when they spur intelligent debate, [...]

In Memorium Den Hartog

Hartog’s Den started out as a creative and intellectual outlet for a small group of engineering students blogging out of the western U.S.A. on anything that come to mind. Our medium? The almighty internet. Our subject? Anything we damn well please. Our schedule? Whenever we damn well feel like it.
Now we are more spread out, [...]

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