Want to echo what all have said. My
first one was in Halifax -- don't know what number, but very early. Many
wonderful conferences, and learned a lot from everyone,. I also want to
thank yawl for the start (and end) of my (talent night) dramatic
career -- !!
Leslie
Leslie Sanders*University
Professor*225 Vanier College*Department of Humanities*Faculty of Liberal
Arts and Professional Studies*York University*4700 Keele Street*Toronto
ON M3J 1P3*416-736-2100 x66604
From:
"Paré,Anthony"
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Date:
04/10/2017 05:27 PM
Subject:
Re: Farewell
to Inkshed
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Canadian Association for the Study of Language and Learning (Inkshed)"
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Sorry to jump in here again, but it would be horribly
remiss of us not to
mention the central role of Russ Hunt and Jim Reither, especially, and
Doug Vipond and Thom Parkhill as well, in the founding of Inkshed.
They are responsible for helping to set in motion a million good ideas.
Anthony
On 2017-04-10, 2:11 PM, "casll-l: Canadian Association for the Study
of
Language and
Learning (Inkshed) on behalf of Russell Hunt"
<[log in to unmask] on behalf of [log in to unmask]> wrote:
>As someone who goes all the way back with Inkshed, I too would like
to
>thank all the people over the years who've pushed my thinking and writing
>-- and reading -- and made a profound difference to my teaching, and
my
>life.
>
>I imagine some people will remember that I've been saying, off and
on,
>since about Inkshed 25, that it seemed to me about time to recognize
>that, as Anthony says, all things, etc. I do sort of wish we'd found
a
>way to put it in a longboat and set it out to sea aflame. You can't
>always get what you want.
>
>But if you try sometimes you can get what you need, and Inkshed was,
for
>most of my professional life, what I needed. My gratitude will last
as
>long as I do.
>
>-- Russ
>
>(May I add that I agree with Brock and the Board -- and, I expect,
>everybody else-- that keeping as much of the record archived as we
can
>would be a good thing. When the CASLL-L list is shut down, I'd be happy
>to do whatever I can to help make sure all these conversations over
the
>decades are accessible to posterity.)
>
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