Katrina Wilkins
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BA, Linguistics (Brigham Young University, 2003); MA, Linguistics (Lancaster University, 2005); MA, English Literature (University of North Texas, 2007)Interests
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10 Reasons to Learn Old EnglishYou may have never considered Old English as a foreign language option, but it's well worth your time--and here's why. -
Old Time Radio Shows that Are Still CurrentI've been thrilled to recognize just how well many Old Time Radio shows work even now, more than a half-century later. So, to help out the novice listener, I'm submitting for you five of my favorite radio shows that have worn well through the years.
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3 of the Best Humorous Blogs on the InternetLooking for a laugh? These are three of the funniest blogs around, guaranteed to make you laugh out loud.
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Three Best Online Sources About Voluntary SimplicityIf you are ready to simplify your own life, here are three of best online sources to help you get started and stay motivated.
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A Guide to Utah MarathonsWhether you live in Utah or just enjoy the scenery, the state's six marathons are sure to be a hit.
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10 Places to See in Historic Lancaster, EnglandLancaster, England, is filled with centuries of history, from the Romans to the Lancastrian kings, from the Jacobites to Charles Dickens. For those unfamiliar with Lancaster, I present here a list of my favorite (historic) places to see in Lancaster. -
Great Literary Film AdaptationsGot a long weekend ahead? Longing for great period films--men in tight breeches, perfectly-coiffed ladies, witty dialogue? Search no longer, for I've compiled a list of some of the best literary film adaptations out there.
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Review of Saint Augustine: A Life by Garry WillsWills dispels several myths about this well-known saint and makes Augustine's life and writings accessible, even to the reader who has little to no knowledge of fifth-century Christian theology.