Poetry mashup draws crowd
Tim | Nov 15, 2010 | 0 comments
Two SIUE College of Arts and Sciences faculty drew a crowd on Tuesday, November 9 when they mashed two centuries of poetry. Eric Ruckh, historical studies associate professor, and Jeffrey Skoblow, english language and literature professor brought together the two centuries on a crisp fall day.
Reading over a constant breeze and a lawn mower, the readers ended up with a crowd of about fifty students, faculty and staff.
Below is a portion of the mashup.
Ruckh (right) and Skoblow (left) mash two centuries of poetry in one afternoon.
Eric Ruckh reads Baudelaire.
Filed Under: English Language & Lit • Historical Studies
