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 | Today's featured guest blogger is Howard Cox, Instructor at Angelina College.My epiphany came one day when I was teaching Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun ... by  litbits_guest_b Author in Bits Blog 17 hours ago 7 2 | 6057 | ||
 | Fall term is just getting underway at my home university, and I’ve been talking with teachers of writing there—and across the country—about changes th... by andrea_lunsford Author in Bits Blog Thursday 1 0 | 416 | ||
 | Elizabeth Catanese is an Associate Professor of English and Humanities at Community College of Philadelphia. Trained in mindfulness-based stress reduc... by guest_blogger Expert in Bits Blog Tuesday 0 0 | 41 | ||
 | “It seems to me that the artist’s struggle for his integrity must be considered as a kind of metaphor for the struggle, which is universal and daily, ... by susan_bernstein Author in Bits Blog a week ago 0 0 | 614 | ||
 | My current and upcoming blog posts will focus on the work being done by two-year college teacher-scholars who have contributed to Teaching Accelerated... by davidstarkey Author in Bits Blog a week ago 1 0 | 80 |
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