Steve Russell

[Steve Russell @snrussell]

Take a certain purple flower - maidens call it Love-in-Idleness - and drop the liquor of it in a lover’s eye. He or she will madly dote upon the next live creature that he waking sees. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, South Park, Mansfield, Ohio. 7pm Sat, 3:30pm Sun. #Shakespeare

[Steve Russell @snrussell]

Free Shakespeare in South Park this coming weekend from the Mansfield Shakespeare Company! A Midsummer Night's Dream will be performed on Saturday at 7 pm and Sunday at 3:30 pm! See me as Oberon! Bring a picnic!

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@ByronTau @mikerosenwald Great read! But surely smoking wasn't banned in the newsroom as early as '73?

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Opening next month!

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When the background of my weather app shows swirling nighttime fog I expect to see Ralphie Glick floating toward me out of the mist.

[Steve Russell @snrussell]

Not good enough. I insist on a product that is free from over 150 artificial ingredients and preservatives.

[Steve Russell @snrussell]

Yes folks! Get your thinking caps on, because I'll be back in the Quizmaster's Chair at The Phoenix Brewing Company this coming Tuesday (September 19). Team registration begins at 5:30 pm, we start at 6:30. Delicious beer! Spaces fill up quick!

[Steve Russell @snrussell]

Ten years ago today I started eating bananas. Since then I’ve had hundreds, most of them highly enjoyable. A small minority I threw away half-eaten because they disappointed me in some way. The point is IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE.

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As of today, Martin Amis is older than Kingsley Amis

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The time Olive Garden pretended a British telephone box was in Italy

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[Steve Russell @snrussell]

Time to retire "A Very British ..." Started harmlessly enough with Chris Mullin's 1982 novel "A Very British Coup" (adapted for tv in 1988). It has since become a film/tv cliche that has reached preposterous levels.

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The Greek tragedy "Antigone" will be the last production of the school year at the Ohio State University-Mansfield. https://t.co/6yiy00Tldh

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Happy Boxing Day! I wrote a piece for the library's website that digs through the records to take a look at how Boxing Day got its name. https://t.co/AbS5Ixlhh7

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