This afternoon's post Tally quotes "Day-O,"
a song performed, notably, in the 1988 film
"Beetlejuice"—
More merriment —
Tummler Lou Goldstein died at 90 on April 2, 2012,
according to this evening's online New York Times .
In his honor, figures from a Sept. 17, 2009, post—
See also "Boo Boo Boo."
Those not amused by tummler humor may prefer
a post from the date of Goldstein's death
related to the object viewed above by the fictional
symbologist Robert Langdon.
Academics today—
Home Page of Steven Z. Levine
(A.B., A.M., Ph.D., all at Harvard University, 1968-1974)—
Note that Levine states forthrightly that he won Third Prize for Bad Writing
from the international journal Philosophy and Literature in 1998.
* Stanley H. Kaplan, mnemonic for “square root of two.”
† On the void — See this morning’s post and “Is Nothing Sacred?“
(Cover slightly changed.)
Background —
SAT
Part I:
Part II:
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Part III:
From August 25th —
"Boo, boo, boo,
square root of two."
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