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Bywords is a monthly newsletter that highlights the accomplishments of faculty, graduate students, and staff in the English Department. Send your news, events, and items of note to
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Current Issue
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November 2009 Bywords (1052KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Elaine Showalter to give lecture on 12/4
♦ MFA Alumnae gather for Writers Here & Now reading
♦ Leigh Ryan wins national award
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Archived Issues
 October 2009 Bywords (1052KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Plumly Named Poet Laureate of Maryland
♦ Symposium on Second Language Writing Set for October
♦ Department Celebrates Grand Opening of Tawes Hall
 September 2009 Bywords (452KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Plumly Named Poet Laureate of Maryland
♦ Symposium on Second Language Writing Set for October
♦ Department Celebrates Grand Opening of Tawes Hall
 May 2009 Bywords (468KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ In Memoriam, Edward Berlinski
♦ PhD Graduates Embark on New Careers
♦ Dwayne Betts named Student Speaker for commencement ceremonies
April 2009 Bywords (530KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Honors bestowed on Berlin, Carretta, Collier
♦ Department publications are blossoming everywhere
♦ Two MFA students selected for Intro Journals Project
March 2009 Bywords (555KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Matthew Kirschenbaum wins award
♦ New book from Ralph Bauer
♦ English major alumnus Len Elmore and March Madness
February 2009 Bywords (494KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ "(Media)tions" conference announces program
♦ Petrou Lecture and Colloquium set for March 5th and 6th
♦ Interpolations: A Journal of First-Year Writing launches February 27th
January 2009 Bywords (472KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Center for Literary & Comparative Studies receives approval
♦ William Cohen's new book published
♦ Department welcomes new professor Keguro Macharia
December 2008 Bywords (472KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Retirement of Gary Hamilton
♦ Matt Kirschenbaum's textual scholarship on a digitally-born poem
November 2008 Bywords (460KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Final Writers Here & Now of the semester
♦ GEO Announces spring conference
October 2008 Bywords (60KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Graduate Conference on Rethinking Empire and Imperialism
in 19th Century American Literature
♦ 150th Anniversary of English Courses at Maryland
 September 2008 Bywords (24KB, PDF)
Highlights:
♦ Michael Cunningham Lecture on October 29
♦ Writers Here & Now
♦ Faculty and graduate student accomplishments
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