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Fitzy Fridays, Advancement Office
Fitzy Fridays, Advancement Office
B.A. in backyard studies, M.A. in mischief, PhD. in being the best pal
Fitz is an Irish Terrier (IT) and an avid student of the humanities who has spent 11 years exploring sociological issues such as “What’s so great about screens?” “Why don’t you stop to sniff more flowers?” And “Why are you so stingy with the snacks?” He is also quite concerned about our laxity in squirrel surveillance and volunteers in his free time to help.
An esteemed member of the Soul Dogs Society, Fitz exhibits his advanced communications skills with proverbial Irish eyes that smile, a rump bump (if you’re lucky) and a direct bark when necessary.
“Poet Robert Frothingham on Why IT Tim Was ‘the Like of a Dublin Fusilier’”
“Pushing Humancentric Limits on the 19th Century Manuscript Describing ITs as ‘the Poor Man’s Sentinel, the Farmer’s Friend, and the Gentleman’s Favourite’”
“Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (of IT Paddy) on Why ‘Dogs Don’t Make Mistakes’”
“Jack London’s Description of Titular IT Jerry as ‘a Dog Like Gold—Inside and Out’ Is All He Gets Right in a Colonialist Nightmare of a Novel”
“Sniffing Out IT-Lover Diefenbaker’s Conservative Views on How Dogs Know ‘the Proper Treatment to Give Poles’”