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Associate Professor of English Seymour Hall 321 605-626-7698 |
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Associate Professor of English Seymour Hall 321 605-626-7698 |
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For those of you who might be wondering why you have such difficulties
spelling correctly, I have finally found the answer:
"English doesn't borrow from other languages - English follows other
languages down dark alleys, knocks them over and goes through their
pockets for loose grammar. " (author unknown)
There are very few words in the English language that are actually
English -- the rest are Latin, Greek, French, and German. It's
no wonder we're all so confused.
Office Hours: Tuesday
and Thursday, 9-11 and by appointment
Some Links of Interest:
Take a look at the literary dictionary created by the students from ENG 284: Introduction to Literary Studies in the Spring of 2002.
Check out Mr. William Shakespeare on the Internet.
You can also see family photos (oooooh!).
Look at Dr. Benkert's curriculum vita.
Go to: Northern State University