“I bought a donut, and they gave me a receipt for the donut. I don’t need a receipt for a donut. I’ll just give you the money, you give me the donut; end of transaction.” – Mitch Hedberg That’s how… Continue Reading
For me, drawing, sketching, and doodling are ways to relieve boredom and stress. I’m not good at writing out my feelings, so I often express them in drawings. Once I see the drawing, I usually scratch it out afterward. Mostly,… Continue Reading
When presenting solutions, considering the opposition is important to crafting a practical solution. By anticipating pushback, we can identify blind spots and strengthen the proposed solutions. Some pushback would reveal consequences that we would otherwise overlook. In my paper about… Continue Reading
A successful literary argument needs key components, as shown by what does not work in a 1992 Simpsons episode, “Homer at the Bat.” Video: Barney and Boggs’ shouting match demonstrates poor form. First, a claim must be clear and focused,… Continue Reading
With a full-time office job and a compressed semester with an 8-week schedule instead of the usual 16 weeks, planning to spend at least 16 hours per week was recommended, based on a minimum estimate from the “Credit Hour Worksheet… Continue Reading