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A Polemic

January 20, 2017
by Caroline Miller
an artist's obligation to write of the times, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Donald Trump, Garrison Keillor, Meryl Streep
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“A Polemic,” may be too grand a title for this blog.  While not intending to be impassioned, I would like to lay out the reason why I labor each day to put a few ideas, most of them not my own, in to print.  I owe that explanation to myself as well as to my readers.  I write my
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Peter Pan Alive And Well In Oklahoma

December 16, 2016
by Caroline Miller
2016 Presidential election, Affordable Care Act, Clara Jeffery, Don't Mourn. Fight, Donald Trump, Garrison Keillor, How other poor nations see us, impact of globalization, poverty in American and abroad, red neck voters
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Regarding the 2016 presidential election, writer Clara Jeffery sums the results best:             …a small electoral majority  chose a candidate who openly embraced bigotry, who slurred war heroes and mocked the disabled, who bragged of sexual assault, who said he’d ro
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Let Woebegon

June 17, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Finding Lake Wobegon, Garrison Keillor, the art of humor
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man sllipping on a banna peel
If a reader of this blog has never listened to the radio broadcast, A Prairie Home Companion and heard Garrison Keillor’s stories of Lake Wobegon, I urge you to remedy the situation.  Keillor is part of a long and illustrious line of American humorists of the 20-21st Century that s
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Why Can’t A Man Be More Like A Woman?

November 08, 2012
by Caroline Miller
Garrison Keillor, Lake Woebegon, Prairie Home Companion
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Garrison Keillor
Garrison Keillor of Lake Woebegone and Prairie Home Companion fame, wrote a short article entitled “Of Vice and Men,” a memoir about his younger days of striving to be a writer. Guided by the belief that ,” A true artists must engage with dark forces,” (The Week, 10/3/12, pg.
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If It’s Not Shakespeare, It Still Matters

August 24, 2012
by Caroline Miller
David Sedaris, Erma Bombeck, Garrison Keillor, Molly Ivins, Shakespeare
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child fingering the piano
I e-mailed a friend, a former student of mine, the other day as we hadn’t communicated for a while. Naturally, I asked how he was and the answer came back just as I had hoped. He was fine. His family was fine. His job was fine. He added that he was reacquainting himself with the pia
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