June 7, 2005
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The Sequel to Rhetoric 101:
101 101
“A SINGLE VERSE by Rimbaud,”
writes Dominique de
Villepin,
the new French Prime Minister,
“shines like a powder trail
on
a day’s horizon.
It sets it ablaze all at once,
explodes all limits,
draws the eyes
to other heavens.”– Ben Macintyre,
The London Times, June 4:
When Rimbaud Meets Rambo
“Room 101 was the place where
your worst fears were realised
in George Orwell’s classic
Nineteen Eighty-Four.[101 was also]
Professor Nash’s office number
in the movie ‘A Beautiful Mind.’”Classics Illustrated –
Click on picture for details.
(For some mathematics that is actually
from 1984, see Block Designs
and the 2005 followup
The Eightfold Cube.)
