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Our Class Blog

Come along as we explore the academic and professional sides of writing. New posts arrive each week throughout the semester.


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    Why the details matter.

    If you show up to an interview in sweatpants and a stained T-shirt, odds are you probably aren’t going to get the job. Kyle Wiens elaborates


  • The Knowledge of Effective Grammar

    In this post, the author talks bout the importance of knowing grammar and her own experience, and knowledge of the topic in her studies.


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    Professional Writing

    One simple mistake in a professional writing can have individuals look at you differently and not professional. But what if it was a mistake?


  • Letter blocks that spells out choose your words. Choose and words are going across, while your is going down through them.

    Writing in “Perfect” English

    Writing is already a hard enough task without worrying about the grammar. It is important to write comfortably and keep readers engaged.


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    Grammar and The Professional World

    Grammar is essential in a professional setting. Without it, it could cause potential loss of credibility. But that’s no reason to pass on a good employee.


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    To Write or Not to Write

    My truthful response to the differing opinions and writing suggestions of both Kyle Wiens and Carmen Bugan in their articles.