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1. Learn Or Teach Art With A Wiki

Wikis’ can be fun. Not always accurate but worth a look. One of the most well known being the Wikipedia. I came across a How To Wiki today and found some art related articles.You may like to take a look. http://www.wikihow.comHow To Appreciate Michelangelo Buonarroti's PaintingsHow To Appreciate Modern American ArchitectureHow To Appreciate Vincent Van Gogh Art WorkHow To Be Invited to Art

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2. I Will Miss Patty

I just began reading the new The Horn Book yesterday and managed to get through Roger Sutton's editorial where I learned that Patty Campbell won't be writing her "Sand in the Oyster" column any more.

How much have I liked Campbell's columns? Quite a bit. I liked one in April, 2003 and another in September of that same year. Then she wrote a column in October, 2004 that must have been really good because I seem to have agreed with pretty much everything she said. In February, 2006 I was so taken with one of her columns that I started taking notes. In fact, I liked it so much that I mentioned it again three days later.

I haven't read Campbell's last column because it's at the back of the magazine, and I read The Horn Book in a very linear way. There's a very real possibility that I'll be mentioning it here at some point.

Wow. Campbell's leaving The Horn Book is kind of a personal loss for me. I'm feeling kind of shaken.

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