Archive for the 'Final Papers' Category

Going Old School

Friday, April 18th, 2008

  
            The boundaries of “academic discourse” are extremely blurry.  Not all “school” work counts.  In fact, as a student, I have never really considered my work as a part of the conversations taking place in academia.  My term papers were written for grades.  Often they simply supported some other argument I found in an article [...]

Am I a “Writer?”

Monday, March 24th, 2008

Am I a “Writer?”
            I have always been what my mom calls an “English person,” as opposed to a “math person” like my brother or a “history person” like my step-dad.  While I would like to consider myself well-rounded (wouldn’t we all?), I can’t help but agreeing with my mom’s label.  Reading came to me [...]

Writing Process: Make-Over

Sunday, February 24th, 2008

 
Make-Over
            “My writing process is…” I don’t really know how to finish that statement.  I could discuss my routine of thinking about my papers for days before actually working on them, staring at the screen for hours before writing anything, having to take a pen and paper to another room to actually produce some thoughts, [...]


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