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Monthly Archives: August 2016
The 3 a.m. Blues: Planning a Writing Assignment Timeline
By Ashley Fluellen “Due in a month!” You awaken from your daydream, realizing the mission you’ve been assigned to complete. It seems simple—you can write an argument in your sleep. You know you’ll need to produce an argument, gather evidence … Continue reading
Ditch Writing Stress Through Journaling
By Matt Baker Consider this: you’re walking to class or work from your apartment, and you have an earth-shattering idea about curing the global poverty crisis. You’ve thought up an entire manifesto outlining your plan to increase taxes on the … Continue reading
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Tagged brainstorming, note taking, prewriting, research, UNR Writing Center, writing center, writing process
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Retweet: “Misinformation & Missteps”
By Reece Gibb In the week subsequent to the Boston Bombing, Massachusetts law enforcement saw to the capture of suspected co-conspirator Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Twitter was abuzz with “the usual compound of rumor, misinformation and repetition.”[1] Gossip columns from the New … Continue reading
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Tagged credible sources, critical reading, research, sources, UNR Writing Center, writing center
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