Our conference “Peripheries and Outcasts” is next week! We are excited to present to you our official conference schedule. Congratulations to all of our participants 🥳 https://t.co/0jBkJgEyo1
Hello! The CSULB German department is hosting “German Poetry and Prosody in the Middle Ages” tonight at 5pm. The guest speaker is Professor Ray Wakefield from UMN and Kathleen Moriarty will be the moderator. The link if you would like to join is: https://t.co/0U210gaiOk
Hello everyone! We hope you are having a wonderful break and holidays. We wanted to let you know when have sent out our call for papers for nexts semester’s conference. Let us know if you have any questions! https://t.co/RFluP4nesh
If anyone take away this book, let him die the death; let him be fried in a pan; let the falling sickness and fever seize him; let him be broken on the wheel, and hanged. Amen. https://t.co/pOGNn6votV
Our September Newsletter has all of our introductory club information for the semester! We can’t wait for our first meeting this Friday! We hope to see you all there in our virtual zoom castle! 🥳 🏰 #csulb#csulbmarsa https://t.co/NCWq79wRet
The signs as Shakespeare tropes
Aries: Regicide
Taurus: Miscommunication
Gemini: Double entendres
Cancer: Pirates
Leo: Madness
Virgo: Bad disguises
Libra: Faking your death
Scorpio: Revenge
Sagittarius: The fool
Capricorn: Crossdressing
Aquarius: Homoerotic subtext
Pisces: Puns
Behind every man is a woman who had to take matters into her own hands and frame the servants because her husband panicked in the middle of assassinating the king