"The Professor's Class Notes" was a monthly column by Prof. Harold Langston in the Grapple Gazette. Renowned for his intellectual rigor, Langston delved into wrestling's cultural, ethical, and psychological themes. Each edition provided thoughtful analysis of matches, wrestler psychology, and strategy through a philosophical lens. Known as "The Sage of the Squared Circle," Langston melds wrestling's energy with profound cultural narratives, earning admiration from fans and thinkers.
Class Notes
Dive into the captivating world of burlesque and wrestling in this edition of "The Professor's Class Notes." Explore how both art forms, as modern passion plays, evoke our deepest desires and fears through the spectacle of pleasure and pain.
Profiles
In this edition of "The Professor's Class Notes," explore the intricate dance between character, worker, and person in wrestling, where the lines between performer and performance blur, creating a captivating spectacle that transcends sport.
Class Notes
📰This Professor Langston Class Notes column originally appeared in the May 10, 1978 issue of The Grapple Gazette, also featuring Ropes of Rebellion. By "The Professor" Harold Langston Dear readers of the Grapple Gazette, as we delve into the depth of wrestling, let's celebrate not just