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Re: [inpeople] Re: by heart

tim writes

> Barry:
> Learning by heart comes from the Greek theory that our brain was in the
> chest. Now, would you stop with the non-capitalization business!
> Your Cuz

heheeeeee!

professor weaver:
how bout if i stop when you stop misspelling "cousin" and begin putting
question marks at the end of your questions?

Oh, alright. Just for the sake of good holiday cheer, I'll capitalize this
capital blessing:

Happy New Year to you and your family (extended and otherwise)!


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barry
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Mon Dec 30, 2002 6:36 am

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this article got me thinking about that phrase, 'knowing something by heart.' that's more apt than we recognize, because, as she points out, having these... 		barry brake
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10:31 pm

by the way, notice that her first phrase was "these fragments," which brings to mind ts eliot's poem that describes modern life as 'the waste land.' the entire...
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In a message dated 12/29/02 5:43:47 PM, barry@... writes: Barry: Learning by heart comes from the Greek theory that our brain was in the chest. Now,...
Wtcweaver@...
Send Email 		Dec 30, 2002
12:01 am

tim writes ... heheeeeee! professor weaver: how bout if i stop when you stop misspelling "cousin" and begin putting question marks at the end of your...
barry brake
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In a message dated 12/30/02 1:36:08 AM, barry@... writes: << Oh, alright. Just for the sake of good holiday cheer, I'll capitalize this capital...
Wtcweaver@...
Send Email 		Dec 30, 2002
2:10 pm

Interesting article. I had one class at Baylor in which we memorized more poetry than we did in all of high school ( "whan that april with its showres ...
Rich
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3:25 am

In a message dated 12/30/02 10:27:11 PM, stingray1@... writes: << The heart is the seat of understanding; thus the Scripture speaks of men "wise in...
Wtcweaver@...
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2:40 pm

... I always thought it was funny that the ancient Greeks were so unempirical. Aristotle would nonchalantly say that men have more teeth than women, based on ...
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In a message dated 12/31/02 3:54:43 PM, barry@... writes: << I always thought it was funny that the ancient Greeks were so unempirical. Aristotle...
Wtcweaver@...
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3:51 pm

re both Tim and Barry's comments: Yeah, it's funny how the Greeks didn't get it right, and seems like it would have been easy for them to inquire more...
Rich
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In a message dated 1/1/03 4:55:50 PM, stingray1@... writes: << re both Tim and Barry's comments: Yeah, it's funny how the Greeks didn't get it right, and...
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