Newsletters Index of Focusing on Words Contents

• Latin phrases you should know.
• News about the unusual.
• It’s [sic], but that’s the way it is.

• Lose/Loose, How [sic] Can It Be?
• Playing with Words.
• Quotes Worth Your Time.

• Auf Wiedersehen, English.
• Letters from Readers.

• Instructions for use of actual products. No kidding.
• Principal/Principle and mnemonic devices.
• More letters from readers.
• More Denglish.

• Words in the News.
• The Greek Element tribo- and Its Practical Commercial Applications.
• “Lawyer Idiocy” — Some Examples.
• Results of Previous Mnemonic Devices Survey.

• Responses to letters.
• Quid Novum? Erratum, Errata.
• Cyber-Legerdemain—Don’t miss this cyber magic!
• Let’s Use Pronouns Properly.
• Some Serious Considerations—Think about It!

• There are dictionaries and there are dictionaries.
• Did they say what I think they said?
• New Additions to the Search Areas

• Palindromes activity.
• Sesquipedalian Challenges.
• Logical Sequence Activity.
• Educational Sources.
• Golden-Oldies Poems.

• U.S. Teachers and cheating (many quotes from news sources).

• Reader responses to teachers and cheating.
• Did they really write those headlines?
• New words from old words.
• Dan Quayle and Groucho Marx Quotes.

• Political Quotes on Target.

• Information about the new international phobia.
• Sesquipedalian challenges with answers.

• An Obfuscation Chart for Creating Bureaucratic Jargon.
• Translating Politgabble
• Words poem.

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