The first issue of News & Views is out and we'd like to know what you think of the newsletter. Remember, this was only our trial edition and we are trying to improve it. What comments or suggestions do you have for the next edition? We'd really like to know!
(And for the record, yes, I know about the typo in "community". Remember, I'm only human.......)
2 comments:
It is nice to read the Chung Deh's newsletter, especially in this hot summer time. However I have a question about the name of this newsletter. Why do you call it "Red Wheelbarrow?" Is there any special meaning for using it? Is it used in other significant literature works? Thanks.
Mei-ling
Mei Ling,
The title "Red Wheelbarrow" comes from the poem "The Red Wheelbarrow" by William Carlos Williams. The poem in short says the beauty of something is in the thing itself, no matter how plain or simple it may appear to be.
To the best of my knowledge, only Williams has ever used this.
The next issue will be ready in 3 weeks and will contain a lot more student written content. Thanks for the positive feedback!
- Paul
Post a Comment