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  • The Life of Emerson
    Gorham MunsonMay 1932 Issue
  • Potpourri
    October 1961 Issue
  • Potpourri
    Phoebe Lou AdamsMarch 1966 Issue
  • Canada and Mexico
    February 1975 Issue
  • The Editor's Page
    May 1972 Issue
  • The Atlantic Puzzler
    Emily Cox and Henry RathvonJanuary 1984 Issue
  • Word Improvisation
    J. E. LighterDecember 1994 Issue
  • Word Histories: Etymologies Derived From the Files of the Dictionary of American Regional English
    Craig M. CarverMarch 1990 Issue
  • Angela Lansbury Could Make the Silliest Movie a Work of Art

    To understand her greatness, look no further than one of the silliest films she ever appeared in: 1971’s Bedknobs and Broomsticks.

    David SimsOctober 12, 2022
    Angela Lansbury
  • The Sarah Palin Feud Watch
    Tina DupuyApril 5, 2011
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