The Criteria Revolving a Task
In a normal English class, I’ve taken, the content normally has revolved around studying grammar, vocabulary, reading books, and then combining the lessons together to formulate an essay. In English 1103-18, this was not the case. I found myself on the first day of class wondering why the class hadn’t started as Dr. Jane Lucas…
Screen Time: A Lifetime of Suffering
Cell phones today are consistently at our easiest convenience. No matter the time of the day, the first thing people look for when any sort of anxiety is present is the feeling of their cell phone in their pocket. The use of these devices and technology is becoming more prevalent in society everyday. With handwriting…
A Christmas Miracle
Dear ten-year-old Andrew, Looking back now nine years later in your life, you’ve grown as a student, athlete, and most importantly as a person in society. As I look back and reflect on the highs, and the lows, it’s clear to see that you’ve developed in and out of the classroom. I want you to…
Too Much Causes Chaos: A Reflective Midterm Essay
When diving into my writing of Check, Please!, Starter Course, assignments, I noticed an immediate change in my writing compared to my analysis of Matt Ritchel’s, “Blogs v.s. Term Papers”. The initial goal of every Check, Please! Assignment is to compose a short paragraph summary of your experience completing the lesson. Each assignment requires a…
Is There a Correct Style of Writing?
Matt Richthel, author of “Blogs vs. Term Papers”, highlights the various professors’ opinions on whether abolishing the classic term paper is an ethical idea or not. Providing various examples of why keeping the classic term paper is essential, various professors from prestigious institutions are vowing to transition into a different type of literature. The article…
A Small Town Dream
My name is Andrew Amato, and this is my story of how a kid from Weston, Connecticut made it to play Baseball at a Division One program. Growing up in a town of roughly ten-thousand residents, with two stop lights, one gas station, and just one singular market, you could think of a lot more…
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