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Grammar on the air

I should have mentioned in today’s earlier post that though I will not be in Baltimore on National Grammar Day, March 4, I am scheduled as a guest on Midday with Dan Rodricks at WYPR-FM during the 1 p.m.-2 p.m. segment of the show.

Posted by John McIntyre at 10:50 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)

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WYPR is not in Baltimore?

JEM: I will be speaking with Mr. Rodricks through the magic of telephonic communication.

Posted by: Retired in Elkridge | February 27, 2009 4:06 PM

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John McIntyre, mild-mannered copy editor for a great metropolitan newspaper, has fussed over writers’ work at The Baltimore Sun since 1986. He is the director of its copy desk, an affiliate faculty member at Loyola College of Maryland, a former president of the American Copy Editors Society, a native of Kentucky, a graduate of Michigan State and Syracuse, and a moderate prescriptivist. If you are inspired by a spirit of contradiction, comment on his posts or write to him at john.mcintyre@baltsun.com.

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