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English students beat linguistics students in annual Scrabble tournament
English department students kept their title as Scrabble champions at the annual Scrabble Battle on March 27.
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BYU English professor John Talbot describes series of 'happy accidents' that led him to BYU
Professor John Talbot used the words 'rude,' 'arrogant' and 'self-centered' when describing his former teenage self.
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5 Questions - Liz Christianson
Liz Christianson is a visiting professor in the English department. She is in her third year at BYU and teaches English 251 and 311. Her research area is in trans-Atlantic literature from the time of the turn of the 20th century.
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5 Questions: Liz Christianson
Liz Christianson is a visiting professor in the English department. She is in her third year at BYU and teaches English 251 and 311. Her research area is in trans-Atlantic literature from the turn of the 20th century.
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