An­nounce­ment

by Elio

We are try­ing out a small mod­i­fi­ca­tion to our pro­ce­dure. From now on, we will post ma­te­r­ial once a week only – on Mon­days. In­cluded will be the shorter pieces that we have been post­ing on Thurs­days. Let us know if this mat­ters to you. We also want you to know that we are tak­ing a (well earned, we hope) va­ca­tion and will re­sume ac­tiv­i­ties on July 8.

 

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