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How one scholar shaped writing for generations of students
How one UChicago scholar has shaped writing for generations of students Larry McEnerney, AM’80, reflects on 40 years of teaching in the Little Red Schoolhouse By Emily R. Ehret Jun 17, 2020 Editor’s note: This story is part of ‘Meet a UChicagoan,’ a regular series focusing on the people who make UChicago a distinct intellectual community. Read about the others here . In 1978, Larry McEnerney was a graduate student and an aspiring literature scholar at the University of Chicago when he witnessed faculty members Joseph M. Williams and Gregory Colomb engaged in rigorous debate over the craft of w
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