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E-PrinceAnthony Grafton’s column on “the culture of conversation” at Princeton captures an acute problem with the University today. While I and other Princetonians with the opportunity to study abroad on one of the major post-graduate fellowships must first give ...(back to the article)
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whats "gerede"?
Assuming you're still in Oxford, I sincerely doubt the corner of the pub is smoky, else you'll be paying for more than a pint.
Why not? It's called the drinking age.
Oh, and "gerede" is German. It means something like "gossip." I welcome the occasional linguistic ger toshav, but I'm not sure why we needed this German interloper when the English word would have sufficed.
you work in a tollbooth