Shula's "Treadmill"

by Paul Bass | November 1, 2006 4:19 PM | | Comments (1)

Shulamith Chernoff of Westville, associate professor of education emeritus at Southern Connecticut State University, has discovered a new career long past the time many other people have retired. She has become an award-winning poet. Click here to watch her read aloud a poem -- from her new published collection, The Stones Bear Witness (Hanover Press) -- about turning 80.




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Posted by: Elizabeth Hess | November 6, 2006 5:53 AM

Shula Chernoff is one of New Haven's great treasures. Her time at Southern Connecticut State University was spent encouraging and teaching young teachers (yes, I am one of them, though I am no longer young!) with her infinite wisdom, patience and insight. It is completely lovely to hear her reading her poetry, this particular one is moving and vivid. I sent it along to my own 18-year-old poet who is studying creative writing at Oberlin... Shula is one of my longtime heroes.

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