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== Shakespeare ==

== Shakespeare ==

Interestingly enough, after reading Conservapedia's note about colleges not requiring Shakespeare, I noticed that the University of Wisconsin's main page, http://www.wisc.edu had a picture captioned "An English class delves into Shakespeare." I couldn't find it later, and discovered they apparently do the old picture-rotation trick. If you go to http://www.wisc.edu and click "refresh" a dozen times or so, eventually you should get it... or you can view it at

Interestingly enough, after reading Conservapedia's note about colleges not requiring Shakespeare, I noticed that the University of Wisconsin's main page, http://www.wisc.edu seemed to feature a picture captioned "An English class delves into Shakespeare." I couldn't find it later, and discovered they apparently do the old picture-rotation trick. If you go to http://www.wisc.edu and click "refresh" a dozen times or so, eventually you should get it... or you can view it at

:http://www.wisc.edu/images/main/ClassEnglish.jpg

:http://www.wisc.edu/images/main/ClassEnglish.jpg

I suspect this really is a sly reference to the no-Shakespeare flap... but I have to say this looks like a stock picture and apart from the caption you certainly couldn't prove by me they aren't actually delving into Plato or T. S. Eliot. Anybody recognize the thin black paperback with the orange title on the spine? [[User:Dpbsmith|Dpbsmith]] 10:37, 26 April 2007 (EDT)

I suspect this really is a sly reference to the no-Shakespeare flap... but I have to say this looks like a stock picture and apart from the caption you certainly couldn't prove by me they aren't actually delving into Plato or T. S. Eliot. Anybody recognize the thin black paperback with the orange title on the spine? [[User:Dpbsmith|Dpbsmith]] 10:37, 26 April 2007 (EDT)