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Five Academic Writing Processes

March 21, 2019 Written by Kaysi Holman
Multiple pages of handwritten script, scattered on top of each other, with two pencils and an eraser on top

Personal note: I’m posting this because a handful of graduate students separately insisted that I do so. This isn’t particularly well-researched or founded in anything other than my personal observations. The graduate students responsible for this were each frustrated that they couldn’t conform to their advisor’s expectations of their writing (to produce outlines, to have […]

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LaGuardia CC Students Reflect on Theatre, “The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Ent...

August 16, 2017 Written by CUNY Humanities Alliance
Photo by anonymous student photographer, depicting a mostly dark stage with a man, spotlighted, sitting on a chair, arms down, head down, next to an empty chair. The white, all-caps text above him reads -- partially obscured -- "black man in the whole entire world AKA the Negro Book of the Dead."

When Demetri Kapetanakos took his English 101 class to the theatre last fall, they had incredible reflections to share about Suzan-Lori Parks‘s “The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World: AKA The Negro Book of the Dead.” Please find them below, and while you’re combing through the wealth of insight in […]

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