Gilbert Gigliotti

Professor: CCSU, blogger: radio host: FRANK, GIL, & FRIENDS, anthologist: SINATRA and AVA

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@mikemovies “The Big Chill” 😉

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[Just Joyce @johnstonglenn]

"A classic is a book that has never finished saying what it has to say."

Italo Calvino's essay Why Read the Classics? appeared in the New York Review of Books OTD in 1986.

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The only way we’ll see reform of higher Ed in my lifetime is if Taylor Swift dates an adjunct

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@crockpics Wild West Hero

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@DrPopCultureUSA And here’s my daughter with Mark Hudson in May 2017 at Strawberry Fields in Central Park at the 50th anniversary celebration of the release of the Beatles’ SGT PEPPER. They’d go on to sing the entire album.

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@DrPopCultureUSA “Hey, Margolis!!”

[Central Connecticut State University @CCSU]

Coming up: The #CCSU Theatre Department will hold auditions for the fall productions of “Silent Sky” (all roles except Annie Cannon are cast) and “Eurydice” and the BFA Performance program on Tuesday, Sept. 5, at 5 p.m. A sign-in sheet will be posted in the lobby of Maloney Hall.

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@DrPopCultureUSA Yes, but only as long as Randy Newman was writing the songs for it!

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@TheExtremeMusi1 “Nice n Easy” Sinatra

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@CCSU I just want one of those hats! 😉

[Central Connecticut State University @CCSU]

🗺️Help show off #CCSU as an official tour guide! Info ⬇️

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@Super70sSports I LOOOOVED SFSs!!!

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@miserabiliter Vergil’s “Georgics” and Horace’s “Cleopatra Ode” and Aeschylus’ “Agamemnon”