March 26, 2006
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'Nauts
(continued from
Life of the Party, March 24)Exhibit A --
From (presumably) a Princeton student
(see Activity, March 24):
Exhibit B --
From today's Sunday comics:
Exhibit C --
From a Smith student with the
same name as the Princeton student
(i.e., Dagwood's "Twisterooni" twin):
Related illustrations
("Visual Stimuli") from
the Smith student's game --
Literary Exercise:
Continuing the Smith student's
Psychonauts theme,
compare and contrast
two novels dealing with
similar topics:A Wrinkle in Time,
by the Christian author
Madeleine L'Engle,
and
Psychoshop,
by the secular authors
Alfred Bester and
Roger Zelazny.Presumably the Princeton student
would prefer the Christian fantasy,
the Smith student the secular.Those who prefer reality to fantasy --
not as numerous as one might think --
may examine what both 4x4 arrays
illustrated above have in common:
their structure.Both Princeton and Smith might benefit
from an application of Plato's dictum:
