"Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." --Voltaire
Monday, August 23, 2010
Welcome to the Furr Library
Welcome to the Furr Library and to the 2010 - 2011 school year.
This year we already have 161 new books on the shelf with more on the way.
Think! Ask! Create!
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"My grandmother, like Alexander Graham Bell, would not have a telephone in her house—she said it was a vulgar invention. (Bell, its inventor, did not have one because it was a damned nuisance.) I like better the objection of Edgar Degas, who did not have a phone because there was a great likelihood that the party calling might be someone to whom you had not been introduced." - Guy Davenport, "What Are Revolutions?" in The Hunter Gracchus and Other Papers on Literature and Art
1 comment:
"My grandmother, like Alexander Graham Bell, would not have a telephone in her house—she said it was a vulgar invention. (Bell, its inventor, did not have one because it was a damned nuisance.) I like better the objection of Edgar Degas, who did not have a phone because there was a great likelihood that the party calling might be someone to whom you had not been introduced." - Guy Davenport, "What Are Revolutions?" in The Hunter Gracchus and Other Papers on Literature and Art
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