My College Writing Project

Poor work life balance for gen. y – When gen. y can’t work due to their social life outside of work. The gen. y wanted more flexible working hours instead of wanting to only have to work full-time. Francoli gave them the solution to pick between two option which where 1) was to work longer hours four days a week and have the Friday off or 2) employees get to choose when they want to work put to only 8 hours a day.

Characteristics/Genre: Historical fiction is a literary genre in which past events are formulated from genuine, factual history, but the plot of the story and characters are merely fictional. Postcolonial fiction is a literary genre in which appropriation of colonial language thus African is integrated and colonialism subtly attributed. Also, valorization, cultural identity, and racism is often found.

Fictional writing on the other hand, you need to just write what comes to mind as it comes to mind to complete a story that flows well. When the writer stops and edits a piece of writing, he or she may lose their train of thought and therefor, not have a story that flows well. Overall, this is not an exercise that many people should practice in academic writing, but if you are in to fictional writing, go right ahead. “What is

For my senior project I ventured into two different possible careers I held an interest in. I adventured in the art career field and am determining if would be a viable future. This project also helped me determine whether I wanted a future career with domesticated companion animals or wildlife, both of which I love but needed to determine a career focus upon.

A CAPSTONE PROJECT LIKE THE NAME IMPLIES, PROVIDE THE OPPORTUNITY TO INTEGRATE THE THREE BLOCK STUDIES SUMMARIZED IN SINGLE EXTENDED PROJECT IN ORDER TO GIVE FOCUS TO RN/BSN.

Non-fiction can be a misleading genre for many because at a young age students are taught that this word relates solely to biographies, historical events or nature; however, this is very untrue. A vast variety of prose writings that can be about nearly anything as long as the events, people and facts are authentic would be considered as non-fiction. Two pieces of writing that effectively prove this claim are “Our Secret” by Susan Griffin and “Our Time” by John Edgar Wideman. Each of these essays take a unique path to emphasize their points whilst keeping their audience on the edge of their seats. Comparison: While the authors cause confusion for the readers by switching between viewpoints, they still create an intimate connection between reader

I believe that every person should have the opportunity to go to college in order to thrive. However, a lot of kids decide not to because of the issue I am also facing, finances. I do have a job, but after bills are paid, not much is left over. I have to give my dad money every month for my car insurance and my mom money for my phone bill. This past year has been incredibly difficult on my parents. My father had an extreme cut in his work hours by almost 20 hours per week. This has created an extreme burden on my family. My mother and father did not have the opportunity to go to college themselves, simply because they could not afford it. My mom is an LNA at summer crest and has a low salary, due to only being able to be part time. My father is a steel maker at Rugers, and due

3. Any travel/accommodation for interstate attendees would need to be arranged. Also the same for the guest speaker (if needed). Transfers to and from the airport would be advisable.

The reason why I picked fictional writing as the topic for my senior project is my interest in fictional writing. I have always liked to read novels and short stories by authors who make a living writing short stories, novels, and series that are fictional and the fact that I write short stories and novels in my free time when I’m not obligated to do anything school or college related. How I decided on picking fictional writing as my topic for senior project was by writing down the careers that I’m interested in and

I entered Butler University as an English major believing that what we choose to read changes the way we think, and literature shapes the society we live in. I later changed my major to International Studies, an interdisciplinary course of study, which allowed me to foster my understanding of the global society, the complexities of intercultural interactions, and the ability to apply political theories to interpret one situation from multiple perspectives. When choosing the topic for my senior thesis, I was torn between delving into a political crisis or taking the opportunity to re-visit my love of literature in an academic framework. Speculative fiction is the crossroads I have found between my love of literature and my passion for

As an individual who has does not study the history of literature "Fiction, 1950-1963" by Rob Latham takes the reader through an interesting back story of the rise and fall of science fiction through the span of a little more than a decade. "Fiction, 1950-1963" by Rob Latham largely focuses on the history of science fiction in writing and the path science fiction took to become a mainstream form of literature. It is a path filled with ups and downs, successes and failures, and a multitude of writers that attempt to make their mark on the emerging genre. Throughout the essay Latham agrees with the process of making science fiction more accepted in mainstream culture. Latham takes the position that through science fiction becoming a legitimately viewed genre the field has more freedom to expand and experiment artistically.

This article is about creative non-fiction, and asserts that this genre covers a wide area. The opening of the piece, reels the reader in by stating that their options are unlimited concerning controversial subjects, and that the writer can judge-away in this type of writing. The article also states, that the mechanics of writing are still important, and the writer has to have the right tone, and evidence to support the subject matter. In addition, the writer must attempt to persuade the reader, and convince them to share his/her point of view. The article gives examples of several techniques that work well in the persuasion arena. Thompsons work is mainly addressed, but the

Attempts at fiction writing are focused on being outspoken regarding the preservation of liberties, blindsiding adversaries and exposing predators, who pursue vulnerable targets to further their agendas for world domination. It's important to defend yourself against anyone and anything that gets too close to eroding your liberties as you've been accustomed to them throughout your life. Disobey the "powers that be" who demand dominion over you and your property.

Looking back to all the writing assignments that I completed during the course of the semester, I feel that I have gained a large amount of knowledge in a variety of different works. The Literary Response papers helped me gain insight on the culture and beliefs during the period that we were studying; and the Homework assignment papers allowed me to further research and analyze works so that I have more of an in depth knowledge about the pieces. Learning about the different cultures, has in a sense affected my views about artworks. Before I would not have given much thought to some of the artworks that I saw, but after learning about the pieces, I feel that my opinions on artwork in general has changed quite a bit.

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