Cedar Point: A Park in Progress

I was sitting in my college English writing class today when the topic of Cedar Point was brought up. (Surprisingly not by me) Our professor decided to see if he could research Cedar Point in the academic databases. We found this book by John Hildebrandt: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.0022-3840.1981.00087.x/abstract

Has anyone read it, or have it? Is it good?

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Let's Get Weird.

John's proper first name is Hugo apparently?

"Thank the Phoenicians!"

I noticed that also. I really want to read this, but my library doesn't have it and I can't find it anywhere else...

Let's Get Weird.

The inter-library loan (ILL) departments of most academic and public libraries can locate specific journal articles from other institutions. That might be a good route to try.

"Thank the Phoenicians!"

Hugo the Destroyer somehow has a much better ring than Hildebrandt the Destroyer. :)

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I'm actually surprised more people haven't heard of this. I figured some people on here would think it was old news.

Let's Get Weird.

Perhaps since it was in an academic journal the article didn't attract much attention. Still, it would be neat to read.

"Thank the Phoenicians!"