College Writing (IDIS 100) course helps students develop and discipline their powers of written communication. Students will learn about the composing process - planning, shaping, writing, revising, editing, and proofreading - and how to apply this process to a series of college writing assignments that include personal narratives, informational summaries, persuasive essays and documented research essays. This blog will showcase these skills and allow further dialogue.
Friday, March 23, 2018
Mid-semester at St. Norbert college
Mid-semester is very close and also our midterm grades will be posted out, maybe this is kind of scary for a lot of students and everyone is anxious to know how well they did during this first half of the semester. Along with this, we´ve had our spring break, which I feel like one of the best part of the academic year, to relax and spend time with our families or maybe travel and visit new places, Personally, I prefer to travel instead of staying in the same places and doing nothing rather than watch the tv or spend hours and hours in front of my computer, So, I traveled to New York and Boston, very expensive cities by the way, and I had the opportunity to see some of the famous streets or places in the USA. After one week of relaxation and entertainment, I flew back to my college and the classes started. This abrupt change in my daily routine is always uncomfortable because you pass from a calm state to a busy one. Anyway, these short-time breaks are very helpful and of course, it gives us a chance to observe the seasonal transition which, for a person that has never seen these remarkable changes in our environment, seems to be one of the greatest experiences that can define the mid of the spring semester.
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Thank you, Manuel, for a very wholesome reflection on the middle of the spring semester! All the best for the rest of the semester!
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