Neither can his Mind be thought to be in Tune, whose words do jarre;
nor his Reason in Frame, whose Sentence is preposterous.
A Sense of Ease An essay about computer courses
Timor Mortis in Academe An essay about teaching and death
Bright Angelic Mills An essay about schools, penmanship, etc.
Merely Decent in the Cold An essay on moral values
Page Five Guarding the Guardians of the Guards
AN OCCASIONAL SUPPLEMENT TO THE UNDERGROUND GRAMMARIAN
Jason Molenda page Three issues from the periodical 1977-1991 are currently available: vol.8#2; vol.9#3; vol.9#7. plus an article, "Answering Katuski," about Lenin, tyranny, and freedom. The first of these includes illustrations from The Underground Grammarian.
First Issue of The Underground Grammarian