Meg Tyler
Associate Professor of Humanities at Boston University
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Boston University
Meg Tyler is an associate professor of humanities in the College of General Studies. She received her bachelor’s degree from Kenyon College and went on to receive a Ph.D from Boston University in Twentieth-Century British, Irish and American Poetry. Her teaching and research interests include lyric poetry, creative writing, poetry in translation and the intersection of art and literature. She is the author of A Singing Contest: Conventions of Sound in the Poetry of Seamus Heaney and Poor Earth, a chapbook of poems in the New Women’s Voices’ Series.
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St. Patrick’s Day Conundrum: Scientists, Scholars Disagree on What Exactly a Shamrock Is
March 17, 2015
ABCNews.com Meg Tyler, College of General Studies Who knew such a little plant could be so controversial?… Expert quote: “Most think it’s a three-leaf clover, but some also think it refers to four-leaf clovers, and there’s a lot of disagreement about what the shamrock refers to scientifically, such as what specific species of three-leaf clover […]
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