Random musings from a full-time copy editor trying to make it as a freelance writer and editor. Saturday, September 18, 2010. Parks, leader of the Power and Class of New England, the UM Minuteman Marching Band, died suddenly of a heart attack on Thursday night at age 57. The one good thing to come out of this tragedy is that, through social networking sites like Facebook, the fam.

Your guide through the rocky terrain of grammar, punctuation, and word usage. Does me dancing in the buff appall you? It should, because the correct construction is my. Enters the phone booth a verb and leaves it a noun. Does my spatula appall you? I should add that the.

Is it, for you and I. Is it, better than me. Or better than I? Could be either, it depends. Can grammar be made clear and simple? For you and me. Death will come to whom. Sounds good, but is that right? Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan. My colleagues, many of whom. Could a one-time Harvard Law professor get it wrong? I think that all that will be kept between Albert and I.

You say apparel, they say aperal. More than one Reese? November 12, 2008. He was, after all, the one AND only one named Reese credited with creating the Peanut Butter Cup in 1928.