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October 14, 2011
The Chestnut Hill Local (Philadelphia, Pa.) recently published “Enemies of Reading: ¿Mi vida loca? A grown man hides from his Spanish teacher, Part 1,” an opinion piece by contributor Hugh Gilmore. Determined to learn more of the Spanish Language than what is available on Univision, but unsure of his own degree of commitment, he consulted Edith Stetser, Adjunct Professor of Modern Languages.
Being a person who spends a lot of time learning on his own, I also found the idea of a group effort, led by a teacher, very appealing.
That was my dinner research report while my wife, Janet, and I were at Hokka Hokka one August night this summer with our friends Edith and Richard Stetser. Edith is the mainstay of Arcadia University’s French department, in addition to being the world’s number one holder of useful information.
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