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I was fortunate enough to be David Hoy’s student in two lecture courses and one seminar at UCSC in the…
I don’t know a finer human being. It was a privilege to work with and learn from him, both personally…
I met David in 1981 when I was a grad student at Princeton. Although no longer on the faculty he…
David was my first department chair, and very generously and shrewdly mentored me in the ways of the profession. I…
david was department chair for my years at UC santa cruz from 1995 to 1998. later, in 2002, we organized…
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Agree. The Hebrew text is pretty clear in identifying a natural kind called human spread around the world, but will…
These midwestern boys from Champaign, Illinois started as a blues rock band in the early 1970s, but only made it big in the late 1970s. This song was arguably the turning point for them (in terms of fame and fortune), although they soon adopted a more saccharine pop sound I did not care for. But this song combines the best of their early blues rock orientation with their sense of melody:
Feel free to add links to your REO favorites, especially from their early years.
Son of a Poor Man!
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